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• Arts & Leisure

  Art

  • The missed opportunity of the Freedom Tower
  • Listening to Edvard Munch’s Scream
  • Steve Taylor on Blue Like Jazz and Christian art

  Books

  • What books should every Christian read?
  • Frank Langella and fame
  • Why Maurice Sendak should be next to your kids’ story Bible

  Entertainment

  • Careful cultural engagement
  • Frank Langella and fame
  • Narnia or Neverland: what fantasy land would you visit?

  Movies

  • Stephen Cone on church youth groups and Wise Kids
  • Hypocritical humanism in The Avengers
  • The Cabin in the Woods and knowing your audience

  Music

  • Why metal isn’t just for Satan anymore
  • The gothic hue of Jack White’s Blunderbuss
  • The spiritual legacy that led to The Vespers

  Sports

  • The Kentucky Derby and glimpses of God
  • Running is a terrible thing
  • Jeremy Lin and ‘godly basketball’

  TV

  • Doomsday Preppers and virtue at the end of the world
  • HBO, Luck and the narrative strategies of the Bible
  • Why it’s not worth getting worked up about G.C.B.

  Video Games

  • Journey and the value of companionship
  • Sovereignty and responsibility in Mass Effect 3
  • TC Top Ten: Video games
• Business & Economics

  Economics

  • When sex sells and provides
  • Why Christians must not forget the Occupy movement
  • Is it stealing to occupy vacant homes?

  Money

  • Why Christians must not forget the Occupy movement
  • Should Christians use Amazon’s Price Check app?
  • The real 99 percent

  Workplace

  • What I learned as a card-counting Christian
  • A Biblical case for affirmative action
  • Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union
• Home & Family

  Dating & Singleness

  • Meeting singleness with sorrow and grace
  • Valentine’s Day dinner deals and true romance
  • Rules, purity and the wilderness of sexuality

  Family

  • The cost of exclusion
  • Doing time together
  • How churches and states are cooperating on adoption

  Marriage

  • Do women really want 50 Shades of Grey?
  • Valentine’s Day dinner deals and true romance
  • Advent All Around: Mary, Joseph and fickle celebrity marriages

  Money

  • Invisible Children and informed giving
  • Can living simply become its own sort of idolatry?
  • Giving up excess for Lent (and hopefully longer)

  Parenting

  • Why Maurice Sendak should be next to your kids’ story Bible
  • Gross parenting and Good Friday
  • What would Jesus do (with nursing mothers)?

  Sex

  • Stephen Cone on church youth groups and Wise Kids
  • What science cannot say about morality
  • Do women really want 50 Shades of Grey?
• News & Politics

  Education

  • Why NYC’s sex education plan is an opportunity for the church
  • The Cardus Survey’s challenge for Christian education
  • Why students should focus on what’s now, not what’s next

  History

  • The Kentucky Derby and glimpses of God
  • The Apostles according to National Geographic
  • Reconciliation, Black History Month and why “this race thing” matters

  Justice

  • A Christian defense of NATO
  • My day at the NATO protests
  • When sex sells and provides

  Media

  • What Super Bowl commercials really reveal
  • What’s a Top Comment anyway?
  • Welcome to Think Christian

  North America

  • My day at the NATO protests
  • The missed opportunity of the Freedom Tower
  • Ross Douthat on Bad Religion and contemporary heresy

  Politics

  • A Christian defense of NATO
  • My day at the NATO protests
  • The broadening agenda of young Christians

  Social Trends

  • What science cannot say about morality
  • Do women really want 50 Shades of Grey?
  • Tattoos and resurrection

  World

  • A Christian defense of NATO
  • My day at the NATO protests
  • The uneasy alliances of Syrian Christians
• Science & Technology

  Cosmology

  • Science, wonder and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
  • How the Large Hadron Collider reveals the mind of God

  Environment

  • Good stewardship and giant walking sticks
  • Wind turbines: stewardship or a blight on God’s creation?
  • Why did God create mosquitoes?

  Gadgets

  • Should Christians use Amazon’s Price Check app?
  • Smartphones and salvation

  Internet

  • Does Pinterest promote consumerism or community?
  • Breaking out of online echo chambers
  • Christian wisdom and navigating SOPA/PIPA’s muddy waters

  Philosophy

  • Listening to Edvard Munch’s Scream
  • Mike Daisey, This American Life and the truest story ever told
  • Should Ayn Rand be off-limits to Christians?

  Science

  • Spiritual perception and the science of color
  • What science cannot say about morality
  • Good stewardship and giant walking sticks

  Technology

  • The Cabin in the Woods and knowing your audience
  • The clarity of the iPad and the blindness of Bartimaeus
  • Does Pinterest promote consumerism or community?
• Theology & The Church

  Christmas & Easter

  • Tattoos and resurrection
  • Resurrection gone viral
  • Gross parenting and Good Friday

  Evangelism

  • The transformative life of Chuck Colson
  • NASA, David Coppedge and evangelism at the office
  • Blue Like Jazz, not like Courageous

  Faith

  • Seeing ourselves in our objects
  • My day at the NATO protests
  • Careful cultural engagement

  Other Religions

  • Can atheists ‘borrow’ from religion?
  • Confessions and burnt Qurans
  • Birth control, Catholicism and Sharia law

  Prayer

  • Screen images as neighbors
  • Weeping with Sudan
  • What we saved in the Texas wildfires

  The Bible

  • A Biblical case for affirmative action
  • The Apostles according to National Geographic
  • HBO, Luck and the narrative strategies of the Bible

  The Church

  • Stephen Cone on church youth groups and Wise Kids
  • The cost of exclusion
  • Why Christians should support the Day of Silence

  Theology

  • Listening to Edvard Munch’s Scream
  • Tattoos and resurrection
  • Ross Douthat on Bad Religion and contemporary heresy

  Worship

  • Do you have a science-friendly church?
  • MLK and defying ‘the most segregated hour’
  • Christmas is starting, not ending