Standing in Wonder Woman’s Boots
As this newest version of Wonder Woman hits the theaters, it is clearly more than just another film.
Scripture Wasn't Written for Men Alone
MAY 19, 2014 | BY: TONY CAMPOLO -- Those of us who are religious have to ask ourselves whether the prophets who inscribed our sacred writings ever...
Infighting and the Way of Love
APRIL 12, 2014 | BY: BRANDAN ROBERTSON -- If the God who was revealed in Jesus is truly the Lord of all, then nothing should...
Noah: Who are the Watchers and Why the Panic?
APRIL 3, 2014 | BY: BRAD JERSAK -- The first weekend showings of Noah (the movie) starring Russell Crowe and Emma Watson were...
The Christian Right’s Ironic Love for McConaughey’s Acceptance Speech
MAR 6, 2014 | BY: CHRIS ZAMORA -- Matthew McConaughey won the Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role category at...
Root for Humanity! Why our Messy, Recalcitrant Lives are Better than Robots, Drones, and other Human-replacing Technologies
JAN 11, 2014 | BY: CAROL HOWARD MERRITT -- Throughout the movie World’s End, there is hope, because we root for the human. We long for...
AMERICAN JESUS — The Wounded Subculture of American Religion
OCT 10, 2013 | BY: FRANK SCHAEFFER -- American Jesus documents the strange relationship between faith, materialism, politics and personal...
Excerpt: My Big Break (And God Said, "Billy!")
RED LETTER BOOK CLUB | BY: FRANK SCHAEFFER -- Sometimes I got mad at God because everything He does is just so needlessly...
Les Misérables: Valjean or Javert?
BY: KATELIN HANSEN -- The story of Les Misérables follows Jean Valjean who, having spent 19 years in prison for stealing a loaf of bread...
A Theology of America's Zombie Apocalypse
Zombie. Image by Aaron Amat /shutterstock
First, Ronald Poppo had most of his face eaten off by Rudy Eugene, and now, Alexander Kinyua reportedly killed his roommate, Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie and then a...