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Richard Clark

Richard H. Clark has spent his entire life writing, reading, listening, and playing. He abandoned his life-long desire to be in a band when he began to pursue his call to full-time ministry. He went on to get his Bachelors in Theology and is currently pursuing a Masters of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary with an emphasis in Christianity and the Arts. He has since become fascinated with the extent to which popular culture influences real people. He and his wife currently live in Louisville, KY.

Twittering the DNC

As we speak, CAPC has begun twittering the Democratic National Convention.

Thank You For Smoking

Richard Clark encourages us to love the smoker but hate the smoke.

4 Reasons Country Music is Actually Kind of Good

Richard Clark goes out on a limb and defends what he used to consider the indefensible.

Nintendo’s Casual Focus at E3: Epic Fail or Good for Families?

Richard Clark responds to Nintendo’s less than stellar keynote with a word of warning.

A Theology of Twitter

Richard Clark introduces Christ and Pop Culture’s new Twitter feed, and discusses the theological implications of the service itself.

Get Smart: Admit You’re Stupid

Richard Clark tries to figure out what it was he loved about Get Smart when he was a kid and finds a little bit of insight from the film.

Podcast #27: Christianity Today, Boundless, Sex, and the City

Richard Clark and Ben Bartlett discuss the Sex and the City backlash.

The Dangers of Video Games

Richard Clark picks up his Wii Zapper and takes aim at a giant target that takes up the whole screen.

Another Open Call

Think you’ve got what it takes to write for Christ and Pop Culture?

Podcast #26: I Am [Not Using That Stupid] Iron Man [Cliche]

The hype has calmed down a bit for Iron Man, one of the most wildly successful movies of the summer so far, which makes this a perfect time to sit back and have an in-depth discussion about what many assume to be a morally neutral action film. Is it? Or is it something more? Listen as Ben and Rich discuss that, plus our top 5 Sci-Fi Elements.