The Everyman (Page 2)

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A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

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The Making of a Man- Sometimes Hollywood Gets it Right.

Hollywood is fond of mocking and inverting the traditional male hero. But every now and then it gets the "Hero's Journey" right, and properly portrays the process of by which which a boy becomes a man.

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Rise of the Mobocracy and the Beginning of a Second Civil War

In Rome the plebeians were mostly bystanders to the strife between warring generals during the civil war in sharp contrast to the U.S. today, where the people are an important political force pushing back against cultural and political tyranny.

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The Effects of Masking for Teenage Girls

The next generation of blue state women—the American petty aristocracy, such as it is—will grow up veiled, shrouded, and isolated, with rare sexual encounters arranged electronically over networks heavily policed by multinational corporations, and government agencies.

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Tolerance Leads to Totalitarianism

"Pluralism, ‘tolerance’, ‘inclusion’, ‘diversity’, whatever you care to call it is an inherently intolerant, totalitarian philosophy, one of the most intolerant ever devised by man."

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When the Cross Conquered the Crescent- Honoring the Battle of Lepanto

The stunning defeat of the Ottoman Turks at the Battle of Lepanto by the forces of the Holy League, had long lasting effects that are still with us today.

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A Tale of Two Alices- Contrasting the Novels and The Walt Disney Film

If you haven't read the Lewis Carroll books about Alice and her adventures in Wonderland, or seen Walt Disney's 1951 adaption of the story, you way want to. The contrast between the two works is subtle but well-worth considering.

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Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

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Remembering Salamis

This month marks the anniversary of the Battle of Salamis, which occurred 2500 years ago. It is one of those pivotal moments in history whose inspiring deeds and the lessons gained from them, still echo across time to us to this day.

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A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

The Making of a Man- Sometimes Hollywood Gets it Right.

Hollywood is fond of mocking and inverting the traditional male hero. But every now and then it gets the "Hero's Journey" right, and properly portrays the process of by which which a boy becomes a man.

Rise of the Mobocracy and the Beginning of a Second Civil War

In Rome the plebeians were mostly bystanders to the strife between warring generals during the civil war in sharp contrast to the U.S. today, where the people are an important political force pushing back against cultural and political tyranny.

The Effects of Masking for Teenage Girls

The next generation of blue state women—the American petty aristocracy, such as it is—will grow up veiled, shrouded, and isolated, with rare sexual encounters arranged electronically over networks heavily policed by multinational corporations, and government agencies.

Tolerance Leads to Totalitarianism

"Pluralism, ‘tolerance’, ‘inclusion’, ‘diversity’, whatever you care to call it is an inherently intolerant, totalitarian philosophy, one of the most intolerant ever devised by man."

When the Cross Conquered the Crescent- Honoring the Battle of Lepanto

The stunning defeat of the Ottoman Turks at the Battle of Lepanto by the forces of the Holy League, had long lasting effects that are still with us today.

A Tale of Two Alices- Contrasting the Novels and The Walt Disney Film

If you haven't read the Lewis Carroll books about Alice and her adventures in Wonderland, or seen Walt Disney's 1951 adaption of the story, you way want to. The contrast between the two works is subtle but well-worth considering.

Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

Remembering Salamis

This month marks the anniversary of the Battle of Salamis, which occurred 2500 years ago. It is one of those pivotal moments in history whose inspiring deeds and the lessons gained from them, still echo across time to us to this day.

If You Think Traditional Worship is Weird Now, Wait till You get To Heaven!

Lowering Our Expectations but On Our Own Terms

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Boo! A Review of Ghostbusters Afterlife