August 2022 Archives

Recent actions by Google seem to fly in the face of their slogan.

Annoyed at Amazon for selling a book in favor of pedophilia? There’s more than meets the eye.

Though Christians may scoff at King’s assertions, we can use this as an educational experience.

It’s a simple enough question, and yet one that many have no doubt asked throughout the years.

What is incredulous to me is this continuing idea that popular culture — be it rock n’ roll, television, video games, etc. — ought to still be considered as something not worth serious consideration and thought.

Zero tolerance policies may have been created in the pursuit of justice and safety, but they have proven themselves to be anything but.

“All of this was brought to mind when I watched a recent episode of Glee entitled Grilled Cheesus.”

A study like this should raise questions about effective time stewardship, i.e., how we can best use the time that has been allotted to us for God’s glory and our good.

What happens when one Christian fan of “Mozart, monks, and medieval polyphony” listens to rap? It’s not pretty.

We run a risk when we write off the TV shows we watch as merely trivial entertainment.

The simple fact is that you are never as anonymous as you think you are when you’re online.

If we’re to receive the world’s ridicule, let it be for proclaiming the truth, not for stubbornly holding onto falsehoods.

A deep cut off of Arcade Fire’s new album acknowledges a cultural shift among young boys that shouldn’t go unnoticed.

Let’s not fall into the trap of believing that the moment technology is involved, we become inherently anti-social, or that “instantaneous mediated nostalgia” and “real-life human connection” are mutually exclusive.

One of the best, most pointed and tragic gangster epics in recent history.

Allegedly based on a classic Japanese folk tale, Neil Gaiman’s story is a joy to read. Even better,…

A great disappointment, even with adjusted expectations.

Visually and technically breathtaking but riddled with a number of sci-fi/action movie clichés.

The Host’s incredibly strong focus on the family element gives the film a depth that no effects budget could ever achieve.

A break from the usual samurai movie tropes, Hana is warm, lively, deeply human, laugh-out-loud hilarious, and intensely enjoyable.