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Arts & Leisure

The Lutheran tragedy of Better Call Saul

Donna Bowman

Chappie: Gnostic clown or resurrected body?

Josh Larsen

Dying Light and the limitations of violence

Drew Dixon

Ringling Bros., elephants and serving as creation’s stewards

Josh Larsen

Colbert Catechism covers Lent and Pope Francis

Josh Larsen

Birdman (or, the unexpected virtue of the Academy Awards)

Josh Larsen

The spiritual disconnect in Imagine Dragons’ Smoke + Mirrors

John J. Thompson

The real virtue of virtual empathy

Kevin Schut

A husband and wife walk into the Fifty Shades of Grey movie…

Kory Plockmeyer

Bjork’s Vulnicura and the rending of “one flesh”

John J. Thompson

Arrow and The Flash: superheroes from the garden of good and evil

Donna Bowman

The prophetic subversion of “I’m just here so I don’t get fined”

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Sundance Dispatch #3: Leaving The Wolfpack

Josh Larsen

Sundance Dispatch #2: Confession and community in Pervert Park

Josh Larsen

Sundance Dispatch #1: Into the Noise, Out of The Troubles

Josh Larsen

Finding communal comfort in David Zahl's Mess of Help

John J. Thompson

The boy who cried heaven – and the belief industry that encouraged him

Dave Harrity

The higher love modeled by The Imitation Game

John Van Sloten

Station Eleven and hope amidst apocalypse

Allison Backous Troy

Annie: on top of the world, and of it?

Marta Layton

Andraé Crouch and making every minute count

John J. Thompson

Guess who’s still haunting David Bazan?

John J. Thompson

What happened to The Hobbit?

Josh Larsen

Maleficent, Memphis and The Lego Movie: the top ten films of 2014

Josh Larsen

Why I’ll miss the religious mockery of The Colbert Report

Richard Braaksma

The incarnational allure of live TV

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Songs of Innocence and Metamodern Sounds: the top ten albums of 2014

John J. Thompson

Why I’m OK with the boy Yahweh in Exodus: Gods and Kings

Josh Larsen

Faris, The Flash and Fargo: the top ten television shows of 2014

Donna Bowman

The vain voluntourism of Far Cry 4

Drew Dixon

Why “normal Barbie” might not be the answer

Caryn Rivadeneira

Foo Fighters, Nashville and the communal power of music

John J. Thompson

Jane the Virgin's deterministic comedy

Donna Bowman

Kids these days: Parsing that interview with Jaden and Willow Smith

Tamara Hill Murphy

Honoring complexity in Marilynne Robinson’s Lila

Laura Konyndyk

They still don’t know it’s Christmas? Band Aid then and now

Josh Larsen

The liturgical nature of National Novel Writing Month

Chad Comello

Interstellar and a theology of Imax

Josh Larsen

We don’t all need to know Mary Lambert’s Secrets

Jason E. Summers

Shadow of Mordor and the limits of video-game fun

Kevin Schut

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