Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
I had a dream the other night. I was outside of a house, facing a Magneto-style supervillain. Magneto is one of the most powerful characters in the X-Men comics. One of the other most powerful X-Men characters is Charles Xavier (or Professor X) who can control people’s minds, and in the dream,
They called for Tash: Tash has come. from The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis Who is Tash, you ask? Well, let me back up a little bit and ask a different question: Who are you? You can answer that question easy enough by stating your name. Another question: What are you? This
I got into one of those Facebook arguments over the weekend. You know, the kind with relative strangers you wish you’d walked away from three comments ago. I don’t usually argue with people over Facebook, but when I do it almost always involves football, probably because — unlike politics or religion — football
A few weeks ago I watched a documentary about author Joshua Harris. Harris’s bestselling book, I Kissed Dating Goodbye, was a transformational instrument in the lives of many Christians. It promoted courtship over dating and became a counter-cultural norm for many young people navigating the world of love and relationships. But that
It appears I’ve reached the stage of parenting when children begin asking hard questions. I’ve gotten some doozies over the years, but the one I’m currently wrestling with is a question my oldest daughter asked two weeks ago. She didn’t actually ask me the question outright. She authored a contemplative essay on
I was supposed to like the movie. Not only was I supposed to like it, I really should have been cheering it on. Considering the film’s message, I should help move its Metacritic score above sixty, and leave a review to bump up the Rotten Tomatoes audience certification to Fresh. The critics