by Scott Poole
H. P. Lovecraft as soulcraft.
by Jason Anthony
Can a video game be a real religion?
by Quince Mountain
Apparently it still sucks to be gay and evangelical.
by S. Brent Plate
Terrence Malick and an imaginary history of the universe.
by Nathan Schneider
What’s spiritually at stake in The Tree of Life?
by Eric Scott
Watching your gods become action heroes in the movie Thor.
by Genevieve Yue
The fate of an unanswered prayer in Brent Green’s Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then.
by J. C. Hallman
On what The New Yorker’s coverage of Scientology lacks.
by Mary Valle
What kind of exorcist do America’s movie theaters really need?
by Arthur Goldwag
What a radical Victorian feminist really knew about love.
by Michael Steinberg
Peter Kingsley and the dangerous dream of a spiritual elite.
by S. Brent Plate
The purposeless driven life of Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs.
by Mark Bergen
Daniel Schultz parses a political theology.
by Josh Garrett-Davis
A new book bears witness to Baptist sexual abuse.
by Scott Korb
Jesus as cockblock in Matt Marks’ post-Christian nihilist pop-opera.
by Sabrina Jaszi
Big hats, good money, ecstatic pills.
by Patton Dodd
Leonard Cohen’s song, baptized by American Idol.
by Brook Wilensky-Lanford
Krista Tippett and her interlocutors take on the “Big Questions.”
