Articles in the Literature Category
How Comic Books Can Help You ThinkPosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 1 March 2010
They’re more than just an adolescent past-time.
Questioning Matthew Paul Turner: Part 2Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 18 February 2010
“I think humor used well sheds light on our need for hope.”
Questioning Matthew Paul Turner: Part 1Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 17 February 2010
“Most Christians are well-equipped for feeling a certain amount of shame–the honesty and grace is the hard part.”
Podcast #71: How “Chuck” “Lost” the “Assassin’s Creed” While Emerging from ChurchPosted in Featured, Film, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Podcast, Politics, Television on 29 January 2010
This week, we’re at your mercy.
Footnotes in the SandPosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 19 January 2010
Guest writer, Seth T. Hahne demonstrates how Joe Sacco’s new book strips Gaza to reveal a most disconcerting truth about the problem in Palestine.
How Reading Disturbing Novels can make you a Better Reader of the BiblePosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 12 January 2010
Can anything good come out of being disturbed?
Looking Back: Books and Music in 2009Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature, Music on 17 December 2009
Carissa Smith shares the books and albums that got her through the year.
A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: Blue Like Jazz, All Grown UpPosted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 19 November 2009
In his new book, Donald Miller decides he doesn’t want to live a boring life.
“The Magicians”: If Harry Potter was DoubtfulPosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 21 October 2009
It’s been called “Harry Potter for grownups,” but it’s more like “Narnia for the disillusioned.”
‘Bright Star,’ Dim CharactersPosted in Featured, Film, Headline, Literature on 14 October 2009
With a great romantic poet as its subject matter, you would think this film would have been a bit more poetic.
Conference on Christianity and Literature: The City (Part 2)Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 1 October 2009
Carissa Smith shares her thoughts and insights on a conference you probably should have attended.
Conference on Christianity and Literature: The City (Part 1)Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 30 September 2009
A special treat: Carissa Smith shares her thoughts and insights on a conference you probably should have attended.
Podcast #60: The Pop Culture 180Posted in Featured, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature, Technology on 18 September 2009
Who suffered most? Rich and Ben go head to head to find out.
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 5: Video Games Vs. Books… a Fight to the Death?Posted in Featured, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 13 September 2009
Are the two mediums mutually exclusive, or something else?
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 3: I Told You I Could Quit… But Now I Dislike People.Posted in Featured, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 9 September 2009
Reading is certainly enriching, but is it an inherently selfish act?
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?
Pop Culture 180, Part 1: Giving up Halo for E.M. ForsterPosted in Featured, Games, General Culture, Headline, Literature on 7 September 2009
Will giving up video games make me a better person? Will reading make me smarter?
Our Holy Grail: An Honest Depiction of Christianity in Pop CulturePosted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 11 August 2009
Guest writer, Seth T. Hahne discovers a graphic novel that would make any Christian proud.
