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Tony Stark, Spiderman Doesn’t Need You

November 17, 2017 by Erik deLange

Its self-awareness is an asset. At one point it makes direct homage to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off; Donald Glover is given a medium sized cameo role in response to a massive internet campaign to make him the new Spiderman; and Michael Keaton, with previous superhero affiliations to both Batman and Birdman, makes an excellent and nuanced supervillain. But self-awareness is also its downfall. In the laborious attempt to introduce Spiderman into the MCU, Spiderman’s richer themes and potential get lost amidst its frequent reference to self.

Jim Carrey Does Not Exist

November 11, 2017 by Erik deLange

With his latest Netflix special “The Great Beyond” coming to Netflix on November 17, Jim Carrey attributes the experience reprising the character of Andy Kaufman as a transcendent experience that helped his realize that “Jim Carrey” doesn’t exist. According to him, “Jim Carrey” is a character he’s been playing for many years, “But,” he explains on Jimmy Kimmel “I don’t think of that as me anymore.”

The Journey to Finding out what you were Made to Do

September 17, 2017 by David Duncan

There’s too much God aims to teach us through the trials we face, through the times when nothing seems like it’s going to work and really we’re pretty much lost. The lessons are different for everybody but necessary.

INTERVIEW: Brett McCracken – Uncomfortable

August 17, 2017 by Erik deLange

Brett McCracken, Converge contributor and author of Hipster Christianity and Grey Matters sat down with us to talk about his latest book Uncomfortable. 

Friendship as a Means of Grace: an Excerpt from Eight Women of Faith Book

May 8, 2017 by Michael A. G. Haykin

True friendship is first inkindled by a spark from Heaven, and heaven will never suffer it to go out, but it will burn to all Eternity

A Rainy Spring Playlist

April 10, 2017 by Erik deLange

A mix of new and old, blending genres with thematic depth and distinction, marrying the current zeitgeist to the latest songs with an ear for what I need to hear right now.

Madeleine L’Engle and the Extremely Broken World, Part I: Out of Order

April 6, 2017 by Harman Thomas

“Order” is not a word that we relish all too much. It comes with images of armies marching all apace, of monotony and rigidity, like a cultural straight coat. Order seems to ruin all the fun, sticking us in the same old place, doing the same old things, the same old way we’ve always done them.

Into the Woods and the Search for Transcendence

March 28, 2017 by Erik deLange

The film version is a tame, whitewashed version the original play that loses its dark thereby losing its light to a cloudy, unfocused conclusion.

The World of Tolkien, Returning

March 2, 2017 by Bryana Fern

Lovers of Middle-earth may feel that with the Hobbit films being long concluded now, and rumors of a future Silmarillion film being dismantled, that there may not be much left to milk out of our favorite Lord of the Rings stories. But the past few months have included big news for Tolkien fans.

La La Land: Tradition over Sambas and Tapas

February 20, 2017 by Christian Brewer

As Christians, we must not get caught up with the notion that our faith must evolve and change to keep up with the times. Our church, the church catholic, is not an ever-fluid, ever-morphing body, but a body set and sealed by the blood of Christ. We go back to find where life began.

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