catapult magazine

Items tagged evil

• Demian's relevance

  A student analyzes Hermann Hesse's novel for affronts to Christianity and then explains why such literature should be studied in Christian schools.

• Serial snipers and taco targets

  In this particular season of ghost stories and haunted houses, the maze of fear is difficult to navigate.

• Scared by the screen

  In another self-interview, the author explores the film The Ring and role of horror movies in helping us examine our fears.

• Visions of hope

  A review of The One-Room Schoolhouse: Stories About the Boys by Jim Heynen.

• The Fellowship prevails

  Director Peter Jackson follows through on the promise of the first two films in The Return of the King.

• Get me through another day

  A review of the film Pan’s Labyrinth exploring the film's imaginative qualities.
  

• Red light

  Living with overexposure to pornography and prostitution.

• Lies and the impeccable word

  What the parable of the rich man and Lazarus can teach us about discerning lies.

• Awake in the world at the dawn

  A meditation on what the light of Christ illuminates here and now.

• Transformed by awareness

  Learning to see and dismantle global injustice.

• Government and the imitation of Christ

  Interpreting Romans and 1 Peter through the lens of Jesus Christ’s self-giving love.

• Ten reasons I believe in God ... and the devil, too

  Naming the evidence, large and small.

• Working to be loved

  Listening to Future of Forestry with C.S. Lewis and John Donne.

• In defense of fast food

  A call away from snobbery and gluttony toward the ultimate feast.

• What’s the real issue here?

  Questioning both the wholesale acceptance and critique of progress.