The Intersection of Faith and Culture
I assumed that it was all a part of Christian courting. Until, that is, Ryan was on top of me. Okay, maybe it was a red flag when he asked me to turn out the lights. But still, it’s not like he declared the intention behind that request. He didn’t say, […]
Prince William and Kate Middleton welcomed their son George Alexander Louis birthing the popular hashtag #royalbaby. Here are some reactions to the birth announcement. Christian twitter enthusiasts: Some Christians on the internet insisted that the media had gotten it wrong, and that the real royal baby had arrived 2000 years […]
Whether you like to take your chances when you travel, or play things safe, there are a few basic things that anchor every experience abroad. But the way you think through these obvious necessities can set the tone for your entire trip. This guide to summer travel comes to us […]
What would you say to someone who views feminism as the typical caricature … you know, of… John Stackhouse: An angry lesbian woman who hates men? Well that’s what keeps most of my students from identifying themselves as feminists. Feminism should mean, simply, advocacy on behalf of women because they […]
…it is only a darkness, it is not an end, or the end. (Henry James) I’m used to expecting depression in the winter, especially if I’m somewhere north, where it gets dark early and the cold leaches the serotonin from my bones. It’s strange to find this existential despair even in a […]
My first reaction to learning that a Boston bombing movie was in the works was that it was too soon. It reeked of opportunism. It felt like a deliberate attempt to be the first to cash in on an event that captured the imaginations of most North Americans for the […]
