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We Saw Your Satire

Why the Oscars' boob song made us laugh.

The Problem with "Awkward Couples of Liberty University"

And other postmodern instruments of public shame.

Why Christians Could Use a Little Adventure

What we can learn from Bob Goff's best-selling book, 'Love Does,' illustrating how to take "WWJD?" to new heights.

Louis C. K. Disses Himself

Crass comedian's show, 'Louie,' is a self-critical social commentary that's all for social justice.

The Soul of Your Soles: Why Women Love Shoes

Celebrating those 'bursts of beauty that defy the mundane.'

What Christians Can Learn from the Legacy of Nora Ephron

The film screenwriter, who died Tuesday, showed that women can be deadly funny about the fears that haunt us.

In Defense of Sarcasm & Humor: A Response to the Earnest

Why Christians can appreciate a good dose of laughter along with a serious sensibility.

Ben & Jerry's 'Schweddy Balls' and Scatological Humor

Why I'm not joining 'one million moms' in a boycott.

The Unfunny Side of Modern Feminism

What I observed at Double X's recent event on women and comedy.

ChristWire and Good Satire

The satirical website ChristWire is heavy-handed and not very funny. But might good satire help illuminate where we believers need reform?

Gimme that Christian Side Hug

The viral video has received some negative attention over the past few weeks. But the joke's on whom?

The Rotisserie Chicken Gospel

Author Susan Isaacs on comedy, church hopping, and having a 'middle-class white girl's Dark Night of the Soul.'

Women's Groups Lash Out at Letterman in Palin's Defense

Letterman joked that Alex Rodriguez 'knocked up' one of her daughters.

Carbonated Holiness  Subscriber access only

Laughter is serious business.

Laughing with Evangelicals  Subscriber access only

Joel Kilpatrick of LarkNews.com satirizes only the ones he loves.

Amusing Ourselves on Sunday

Why the church must practice a different kind of comedy.

Divine Comedies  Subscriber access only

A report on Baylor's Art & Soul conference, version 2005.
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Colbert and Dolan Open Up on Spirituality
The comedian Stephen Colbert and Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York bantered onstage Friday night before 3,000 cheering, stomping, chanting students at Fordham University, in what might have been the most successful Roman Catholic youth evangelization event since Pope John Paul II last appeared at World Youth Day. (NYT)
The New Yorker’s Bible parodies: A Brief History
The magazine’s Bible parodies seem to be a relatively new phenomenon. (Slate)
Humor: “God’s Blog”
(Paul Simms, The New Yorker)

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