Postmodern Realities Podcast Archives

“In any case,” writes Rachel Held Evans in the middle of her posthumously published work,...

The back half of 2021 ushered in a new wave of subversive blockbusters in the aftermath of...

God calls individuals into His family in Christ and privileges them to share the good news. When...

For science fiction readers, the very mention of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel Dune evokes a flurry...

The classical Christian consensus that only men should be set apart in Holy Orders to preach and...

No Time to Die is the final outing for actor Danial Craig’s run as 007. Looking back on Daniel...

African Traditional Religion (ATR) encompasses all indigenous African philosophies, worldviews,...

There are few things more heartbreaking than watching a beloved son or daughter raised in the...

Unanswered prayer does not always lead to bitterness and cynicism, but once in a while it does....

Of the legion of ways that we, since the dawn of time, have devised to deceive ourselves and...

Perhaps life’s greatest challenge is coping with suffering — or how to suffer well. All religions...

In 2019, Hulu announced that it would be adapting Trenton Lee Stewart’s 2007 novel The Mysterious...

Almost all the exotic pets of my childhood in Africa were rescues, caught out of the bags of...

The film CODA (2021) is a coming-of-age story about a hearing girl and her deaf family. While the...

Any amateur who has taken up a brush knows how hard it is to create a beautiful painting without...

In the New York Times (NYT) opinion piece, “Miscarriages Are Awful, and Abortion Politics Make...

In the human heart burns a yearning to be free — to live by our own discretion, to choose what we...

Many Christians believe that there are good non-Christians. After all, if you actually know some...

Harrison Dulin writes, “The second season of the anime television series Dr. Stone wrapped...

In The Book of Longings Sue Kidd Monk paints a monochromatic spiritual landscape, tediously...