‘Reviews’ Articles
Written by Mike Daniels on 19 February 2010
Stories from the Bible -- Adam and Eve, Noah's Ark, etc. -- have become part of Western popular culture. As often happens when a tale is retold, the stories we remember aren't quite what the Bible says. A new website, geared toward children (and parents), tackles popular Bible stories with
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Written by Andrew on 15 February 2010
The Twilight series of books (and movies) by Stephanie Meyer has gained a cult-like following among young girls and housewives the world over. Many Christians think it is a bad influence; in reality, it prepares girls and young women for the ideal Christian -- or Mormon -- marriage.
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Written by Jenny Donati on 04 November 2009
James Paris, who last week founded ChristianChirp.com, seems to have as his twin goals using it to drive traffic to those who may buy his $159 get-rich-quick-online-for-Christians scheme, and providing himself a platform for endless whining about being automatically suspended from Twitter for
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Written by Jenny Donati on 01 September 2009
Bilderbergers. Trilateral Commission. Military-Industrial Complex. World leaders from Eisenhower to Bush I and Obama speak these words, issue warnings, and pronounce the three words most dreaded by conspiracy theorists: "New World Order".
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Written by GodModeEnabled on 08 March 2009
Video game Bioshock is bloody, vulgar, vicious and proud of it, just as any Atheist would be. Taking place in the underwater city of Rapture (which resembles a sort of 1950s Chicago), Bioshock pits you against the godless hordes of "splicers" that have taken the city over. Read our Christian
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Written by Jenny Donati on 14 February 2009
Atheists across the country are flocking to Amazon.com to pick up evangelical Ray Comfort's latest treatise, making it a bestseller overnight. Rave reviews have helped it knock Richard Dawkins' God Delusion for a loop!
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Written by GodModeEnabled on 28 January 2009
On the surface, Painkiller is not unlike many other First-Person Shooters: Like in the perennial Doom series, the player spends much of the time slashing shooting and otherwise exploding his way through the various demons of hell that the game designers have invented for this particular sojourn
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Written by live4him on 24 January 2009
Electronic Arts video game Spore lets the player take the helm as God, creating his very own universe. Blasphemy, or ingenious witnessing tool?
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