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Arts & Culture

‘Chicago 7’: Abbie Hoffman’s Infotainment Insight

Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ examines the role of media in 1960s cultural and political revolutions. What role does media play in revolution today?

Brett McCracken · October 21, 2020

Arts & Culture

Aslan’s Legacy at 70

Daniel DeWitt · Oct 16

Arts & Culture

Death on Netflix: ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ and ‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’

Mitch Wiley · Oct 15

Arts & Culture

Steady as the Seasons Change

Brett McCracken · Oct 9

Arts & Culture

How Things Have Changed: Reflections of a Millennial Pastor in a Gen Z World

Chris Colquitt · Sep 30

Arts & Culture

‘The Social Dilemma’ and the Bigger Dilemma

Jason Thacker · Sep 25

Arts & Culture

Porn—Even in the Name of ‘Art’—Perpetuates Abuse

Jennifer Greenberg · Sep 19

Arts & Culture

Condemning ‘Cuties’ Should Be Noncontroversial

Brett McCracken · Sep 16

Arts & Culture

Let Hobbits Teach You Humility

Cassie Achermann · Sep 11

Arts & Culture

‘Tenet’ Inverts Transcendence, Folds It Back into Immanence

Brett McCracken · Sep 11

Arts & Culture

Songs to Help Kids Love God: 14 Artists to Know

Brett McCracken · Aug 28

Arts & Culture

Ministering in an Age of Doubt: Why We Need to Study Both History and Apologetics

Joshua Chatraw · Aug 27

Arts & Culture

Ethics for the Digital Age: Defining and Pursuing the Good for Our Good

Jason Thacker · Aug 20

Arts & Culture

‘Boys State’: Reason to Fear, and Hope, for the Future of Politics

Brett McCracken · Aug 14

Arts & Culture

No, Science Can’t Provide Morals: Why the New View (Still) Falls Short

Brad Sickler · Aug 4

Arts & Culture

8 Psalms, 7 Ways

Brett McCracken · Jul 27

Arts & Culture

Not White Fragility—Mutual Responsibility

George Yancey · Jul 27

Arts & Culture

‘Flannery’ Documentary Highlights Author’s Faith-Driven Work

Jessica Hooten Wilson · Jul 24