More than Mere SuggestionsPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 21 January 2010
Want your friends to watch your favorite movie, read your favorite book, play your favorite game, or hear your favorite album? Here’s how to share your love of art without going too far.
Looking Back: Politics in 2009Posted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 10 December 2009
This year was all about moderation, lost republicans, and local frugality.
Does Capitalism: A Love Story = Christianity: An Economic Revolution?Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Politics on 7 October 2009
Ben Bartlett questions Michael Moore’s claim that capitalism is evil by asking the question, “Can an economic system be morally evil?”
Pop Culture 180, Part 6: Twitter Vs. Books… No ContestPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Technology on 15 September 2009
No one claims that social networking can replace books, but is it worth our time at all?
Pop Culture 180, Part 4: I Can’t Quit! And Do Meanlingless Comments Represent Real Relationships?Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Technology on 10 September 2009
Absence from books makes the heart grow fonder.
Pop Culture 180, Part 2: Giving up The Great Conversation to tell you what I had for lunch.Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Technology on 7 September 2009
Will giving up reading affect my view on the world? Will social networking make an impact on the world?
Summer Reading: Memory and Ethical Complexity in TiganaPosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 15 June 2009
It’s not much of a summer read, but it is a rewarding and challenging novel from which Christians have a lot to gain.
The CaPC Summer of Pop-Culture-Type Reading!Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 4 June 2009
Ben is not good with names.
A Defense of “Meaningless Fun”Posted in Featured, Games, Headline, Sports on 26 May 2009
Fun is not (always) the enemy.
Terminator Salvation and Human WorthPosted in Featured, Film, Headline on 25 May 2009
It’s not Shakespeare, but Terminator Salvation reminds us that the human race is something worth fighting for.
RetroPost: What Do We Truly Like About American Idol?Posted in Featured, Headline, Music, RetroPost, Television on 29 April 2009
I mean seriously, let’s be honest.
Letters from a Layman: Geek TVPosted in Featured, Headline, Television on 9 April 2009
Ben Bartlett has some words with some sci-fi television producers.
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.
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.
The Danger of Blogging(and spouting off in other ways)
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Politics, Technology on 13 February 2009
Ben Bartlett encourages Christians to hold their tongues and their keyboards.
Looking Forward: Politics in 2009Posted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 29 January 2009
Ben Bartlett shares his top 3 political issues to watch in 2009.
Politics, Ethics, and Compromise.Posted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 18 December 2008
Ben Bartlett shares his thoughts on the possibility of a successful Christian politician.
Robert Downey Jr., Walk the Line, and the Problem of Redemptive ThemesPosted in Featured, Film, General Culture, Headline on 26 November 2008
Ben Bartlett says redemption isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Grapes of Wrath? The Economy of Relative FeelingPosted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 7 November 2008
Ben Bartlett gives us perspective and helps us to cope with these (not so?) troubling economic times.
The Right Side of History? A Christian Votes Obama & Thanks President BushPosted in Featured, Headline, Politics on 4 November 2008
Ben Bartlett defines cognitive dissonance.
