Latest Articles
Sayaka Murata’s bizarre works seem bent on addressing societal pressures and the idea of normal. How does that relate to Christians?
Read on to find out some reasons books are banned and the importance of intellectual freedom. How should Christians respond?
“What is the meaning of life?” is a big question that leads to another: “What is the meaning of death?”
Comics & Graphic Novels
Through four different sets of eyes, readers follow the devastation of war and the search for peace when the familiar is disrupted.
Invincible is a powerful coming-of-age superhero series with strong characterization and world-building balancing out the violence
Batman: Earth One depicts Bruce’s earliest crime-fighting days in an alternate continuity with a grounded feel.
Manga
Review — Oshi no Ko (Vol. 1 & Episode 1)
Oshi no Ko is a popular anime of the Spring 2023 season, but how does the story hold up in both its original and adapted forms?
Review – Akira
Forty years after the influential manga’s release, we examine if it still deserves its status. Check out our review to see the conclusion.
Review – Demon Slayer series
Demon Slayer appears to be standard shonen fare, but it is much more. Tanjiro’s search for a cure for demons keeps readers on their toes.
Novels
Sayaka Murata and the Idea of “Normal”
Sayaka Murata’s bizarre works seem bent on addressing societal pressures and the idea of normal. How does that relate to Christians?
Review – Man in White: A Novel (1986)
Johnny Cash retells the story of Paul the Apostle and his conversion.
Classic Review – The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. (1820)
The Sketch Book is one of the most important and influential works of literary in contemporary history, but it is also fun and accessible in ways may classics aren’t.
Non-Fiction
Review: Who Chose the Books of the New Testament?
Professor Charles E. Hill offers a brisk but useful tract for young Evangelicals and Calvinists to grapple with serious challenges to the authority of scripture.
Review — Jesus of Nazareth
In this review, we examine the first volume of the late Pope Benedict XVI’s trilogy on Jesus as He is portrayed in the Gospels.
Review – Light at the Torn Horizon
Light at the Torn Horizon is a book of poetry published by the Catholic ministry Word on Fire. Our review looks at whether it’s a must-buy.
Classics
Classic Review: The Man Born To Be King (1942)
The Man Who Would Be King is an accessible work that puts the complex life and theology of Christ into the words of normal people.
Classic Review — The Consolation of Philosophy (523AD)
The 6th century Roman philosopher explores how philosophy can lead us towards Christ.
Review – Man in White: A Novel (1986)
Johnny Cash retells the story of Paul the Apostle and his conversion.