Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ: A Theological Critique
Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ has stirred up more than its share of controversy. All the culture wars and disputes about the role
Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ has stirred up more than its share of controversy. All the culture wars and disputes about the role
“By his foes derided, by his own rejected”: only once in a great while do critics begin beating up on a film months before its
SEDGES All winter, above, under snow, their hearts fed on dank earth, their fronds loved the wind. Between storms, a crow landed and squawked to
They chuckled softly and wagged their heads remembering the times they’d been converted–gone to the front. Ed went three times; Junior only once. He’d tried
The movie Before and After (1996) opens with the quiet narration of a young girl. Sitting alone in her tree house, she reflects that life
A blue post-it note in my wife’s handwriting had appeared on my computer screen during the night. “Mouse under box in kitchen.” The cat must
I’ve decided to become a burden. I’m sure my friends will be thrilled to hear it. I realize that I’m already probably a lot for
He is risen! The Lord is risen! This is the simple but glorious gospel of Easter. This rising was a moment in a single redemptive
“May you live in interesting times!” is an old Chinese curse. For those who prize order, clarity, and reliability, interesting times may indeed seem like
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