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There Will Be Brilliance
Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson surpasses himself.
Jean Bethke Elshtain
posted 05/01/08
Music on the Brain
Oliver Sacks investigates.
Jeremy Begbie
posted 03/01/08
Tricksters and Badmen
Burt Williams, Stagolee, and Jim Crow.
William Edgar
posted 03/01/08
What Was It You Wanted
Bob Dylan and Jesse James
Jean Bethke Elshtain
posted 03/01/08
Holy Hegemony!
A visit to Branson.
Frederica Mathewes-Green
posted 03/01/08
Not Silly Enough
Revisiting Disney's Silly Symphonies.
John H. McWhorter
posted 01/01/08
I Spy
The Lives of Others.
Paul Cantor
posted 01/01/08
A Meditation on the Joint and Its Holy Ornaments
Distance and relation.
Wayne L. Roosa
posted 01/01/08
A Way of Giving Thanks
Midwifing the American food revolution.
LaVonne Neff
posted 01/01/08
Hee-Haw
How far are we from Idiocracy
Frederica Mathewes-Green
posted 11/01/07
Music in God's World
Jeremy S. Begbie
posted 10/01/07
The Dance of Thought
Nietzsche and music.
Bruce Ellis Benson
posted 10/01/07
A Bigger Tool Kit
Theology from a prog rock band.
Roger Freet
posted 10/01/07
Theology Is Stranger Than Fiction
The best film you didn't see last year.
Sharon Baker and Crystal Downing
posted 09/01/07
Renaissance Art and the Mediation of Belief
E. John Walford
posted 07/01/07
Cue the Violin
Was Hitchcock a master in his use of music?
John H. McWhorter
posted 07/01/07
Click of the Light / Start of the Dream
Paying attention to Arcade Fire.
David Dark
posted 07/01/07
Against Narrowcasting
Radio as it was and might yet be.
Mark Gauvreau Judge
posted 07/01/07
The Cheerful Solipsist
Walt Disney and his century.
Bill McKibben
posted 03/01/07
Look Again
William Holman Hunt and the Pre-Raphaelite vision.
Timothy Larsen
posted 03/01/07
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