Articles Archive for March 2009
The Foolishness of Deepak Chopra and the Strength of The Christian FaithPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Television on 31 March 2009
David Dunham reminds us that the Christian faith can stand up to scrutiny… even from pop-philosophers.
Podcast #40: The Pill in the Pudding ApproachPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Music, Podcast, Politics, Sports on 30 March 2009
Ben and Rich have a varied conversation about March Madness, SoulPancake.com, Obama and U2.
Sticks and Stones: Being Hurt by a Christian Review of CoralinePosted in Featured, Film, Headline on 27 March 2009
Guest Writer, Seth T. Hahne is forced to deal with a heartbreaking work of staggering misapprehension.
The Death of Print and What it Means for ChristiansPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 26 March 2009
Alan Noble helps us survive the coming print apocalypse.
RetroPost: Christians and March MadnessPosted in Featured, Headline, Sports on 25 March 2009
A year ago, Ben Bartlett addressed why we enjoy March Madness as well as some considerations Christians should have about the tournament season.
A Parable of PegglePosted in Featured, Games, Headline on 24 March 2009
Richard Clark finds resonance in what seems at first to be a simple, silly game.
‘Kings’: What Biblical Metaphors Still Speak to Us?Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 23 March 2009
Carissa Smith explains how NBC’s ‘Kings’ makes a bold and admirable attempt to bring the biblical story of David and Saul to an American audience.
Podcast #39: Stewart Versus CramerPosted in Featured, Headline, Podcast, Politics, Television on 20 March 2009
Ben and Rich on the debate between Jon Stewart and Jim Cramer, the validity of The Daily Show, the nature of satire, and the folly of CNBC.
A Hymn to U2’s “The Magnificent”Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 19 March 2009
Adam Carrington reviews U2’s newest album.
RetroPost: An Obsession with OpinionPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 18 March 2009
Ben Bartlett warns against putting so much emphasis on public opinion polls.
Stem Cells, False Dilemmas, Straw Men, and BandwagonsPosted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 17 March 2009
Adam Carrington puts President Obama’s audacity front and center.
SoulPancake.com: What does Dwight have to tell us about God?Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Technology on 16 March 2009
Alan Noble investigates Rainn Wilson’s new spiritual outreach.
Podcast #38: Ben and Rich Look Forward, Part 3 (Games/Books/Music)Posted in Featured, Games, Headline, Literature, Music, Podcast on 13 March 2009
Rich and Ben have a discussion about the games, books and music that CaPC is looking forward to in 2009.
RetroPost: Sea-World’s Sentimental SecretPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 12 March 2009
Richard Clark finds humanism on full display at a surprising place.
Dollhouse: Do Its Strengths Balance out Its Flaws?Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 11 March 2009
Carissa Smith gives Joss Whedon’s much maligned new show a fighting chance.
Is “On the Cover” The Death Of Art?Posted in Featured, Headline, Music on 10 March 2009
David Dunham isn’t crazy about cover bands.
Is Watching the Watchmen Worth It?Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 9 March 2009
Guest Writer, Joel A Moroney, reviews the film that’s polarizing the film-going public.
Megapixels, The Bachelor and the Good LifePosted in Featured, Headline, Technology, Television on 6 March 2009
Charles Jones gets life advice from Gizmodo.
RetroPost: Movieguide Gets the Last WordPosted in Featured, Film, Headline on 5 March 2009
Movieguide gets a chance to defend themselves in this interview.
Heroes of the Valley Takes on Christianity Without the MagicPosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 4 March 2009
Carissa Smith finds more to love in Jonathan Stroud’s sorcery-laden previous work than in this seemingly innocent novel.
