Ben Bartlett examines the celebrated work of Kurt Vonnegut, and wonders if it’s something we should really be celebrating.
Ben Bartlett relieves the depression and gives us a reason to get out of bed in the morning.
Ben Bartlett gives us 5 reasons he’d rather not work.
Ben Bartlett cautiously embraces the popular television series.
When I was 5 or 6, my dad began reading The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe to me. Night after night, I begged for the next chapter, and then the next book, and then the next. I was captivated by the mystery of it all; the beautiful landscapes, the colorful characters, the heroic acts.
One of the constant laments here at CAPC is the loss of creativity in the Christian sphere. Really, it’s a funny problem. The church is flung far and wide across ethnicities, cultures, geography, and political spheres. Is it really so hard to find a few creative Christians?
Ben Bartlett rains on our American Idol parade, but we probably deserved it.
Here at Christ and Pop Culture, we don’t want our readers to think we just sit around watching movies and arguing about visual morality. We like to read, too, and thought it might be helpful to review the latest book on the interaction between our faith and our spot in history. Here, then, is my review of D.A. Carson’s, “Christ and Culture Revisited.”
Ben Bartlett on why Dan’s advice industry should go on hiatus for a while.
Ben Bartlett explores the causes for the popularity of March Madness and how Christians should respond to the phenomenon.