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Justified: Boyd Crowder’s Crisis of Faith
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Donna Freitas
Really, really, really and truly: Boyd Crowder on FX’s ‘Justified’ might be my all-time favorite character of faith (and doubt) on a television show ever. Everything about Boyd–from his charisma, to his misguided preaching, to his encounter with doubt–is so unbelievably riveting that the way actor Walton Goggins plays Boyd calls to mind Robert Duvall’s…
New Adaptation of Pilgrim’s Progress
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Evan Derrick
John Bunyan’s classic allegory Pilgrim’s Progress has had a long history of film and television adaptations, including a 1912 silent film, a 1979 live-action film that gave Liam Neeson his first starring role, and numerous animated versions. Unfortunately, they’re all terrible (or terribly outdated). Which means that the field is ripe for an adaptation that is…
The Week’s Inspirational Pop Culture Moments
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Evan Derrick
by Amy and Nancy Harrington, Pop Culture Passionistas An Oscar winner becomes a Good Will Ambassador, a Glee cast member gives the gift of Dance and a “Celebrity Apprentice” candidate gives back to the American Red Cross. Here are this week’s most inspirational pop culture moments. Liam Neeson Named Goodwill Ambassador Actor Liam Neeson, famous…
Do we really need another Twilight book?
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Donna Freitas
Next week, a new book in the Twilight Saga will be published. And no, don’t get overly excited. It’s not as though Stephenie Meyer has written another installment or finally finished (and published) Midnight Sun or even turned out another little novel like she did with The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner. Nope. On…
‘Friday Night Lights’: My Favorite Faith-Full Moments
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Kris Rasmussen
Some of my very favorite posts that I have written for this blog over the years have been about “Friday Night Lights.” And yet I am not sure any of them encapsules how much I truly love this show. But now as the final season is released on DVD this week – even as…
Martin Sheen Thinks Faith Will Help Charlie
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Kris Rasmussen
As the Charlie Sheen media circus goes back into full swing with reports coming out of his stand-up show in Detroit this weekend that the show was a mess and he was booed by fans, his father Martin Sheen breaks his silence about his son’s behavior and what it is like to watch the chaos from the…
Our Favorite April Fool’s Jokes!
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agreyson
Tech companies are famous for their online pranks. It’s gotten to the point where they just can’t fool anyone but that doesn’t keep you from laughing. Here are a few of our favorite from this year. ThinkGeek released their incredible Playmobil Apple Store video with the bonus “Line Pack” for additional realism. They describe it…
This Weeks Inspirational Pop Culture Moments
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Evan Derrick
By Amy & Nancy Harrington, Pop Culture Passionistas A journalist searches for hope and faith, an anchorwoman turns the spotlight on global health and a great humanitarian passes away. Here are this week’s most inspirational pop culture moments. Liz Taylor’s Humanitarian Legacy The world of pop culture lost one of its biggest legends this week…
Enter to Win a Free Copy of “The Book That Changed the World: The Amazing Tale of the the King James Bible”
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Evan Derrick
Published in 1611 (which makes this year its 400th anniversary), the Authorized King James Version of the Bible became “the most influential version of the most influential book in the world, in what is now its most influential language.” Regardless of whether you agree with it or not, it is practically inarguable that no other…
Celebrate TV’s Tweet Week
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Kris Rasmussen
It’s not as if the tv networks can stem the tide of the onslaught that is social networking media, so one network has decided to give in and use social media to their advantage . CBS will begin “tweet week” this weekend. What that means for fans is that actors, sports commentators – even series…
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