Christ and Pop Culture

Is ignoring Halloween the Christian thing to do, or something else?

Would you shoot a guy’s wife for your daughter? Wait, what?

A leaked video of this year’s most anticipated game has everyone asking “What were they thinking?”

In his new album, David Bazan shares his lack of faith. What does it mean for the church?

Sometimes the scariest thing about Halloween is the bad Reformation Day parties.

Who cares if it’s too scary or not scary enough? “Where the Wild Things Are” is truthful.

It’s been called “Harry Potter for grownups,” but it’s more like “Narnia for the disillusioned.”

Sally Struthers was right: “for the price of a cup of coffee a day…”

Your kids won’t be nearly as frightened as you will be.

He could have been a contender, but Michael Moore is entirely too fast and loose with the truth.

What happens when metaphors go too far?

With a great romantic poet as its subject matter, you would think this film would have been a bit more poetic.

A meditation on the late-night validity of Letterman.

Shouldn’t Letterman have known better?

Ben Bartlett questions Michael Moore’s claim that capitalism is evil by asking the question, “Can an economic system be morally evil?”

The Western is often misunderstood and written off, but it needs to see a renaissance.

Christians should set a tone of charity and truthfulness in their political discourse. Here’s what not to do.

Carissa Smith shares her thoughts and insights on a conference you probably should have attended.