Ever since watching the BBC's adaptations of Jane Austen's books, I have wanted to watch more period dramas. The issue, with that, however, is that they either aren't available to watch since they require subscribing to yet another channel, or the content is bad. They are either poorly written, sexually explicit, laughably historically inaccurate, insistent... Continue Reading →
Review: I’m Mentally Preparing Myself for More Rings of Power
It's that glorious time again for the next month or so, you'll be reading a long series of rants in which I try to process the latest episode or two of Amazon's billion-dollar atrocity titled The Rings of Power. Aren't you glad you follow this blog? Thus, we must look over the trailer for this... Continue Reading →
Review: Skillet’s New Album – After the Storm
After being on hiatus for the last two years, the Christian heavy-metal band Skillet just released their newest album, After the Storm. And after hearing the story behind it, it's essentially a rock anthem for anyone dealing with or who has dealt with bad church experiences or similar situations. For those of you who haven't... Continue Reading →
Blog: Is Horror a Christian Genre?
I know. Usually around this time of the year, I try to make my posts fit the theme in some way, but this month, I've kind of ditched that. On the bright side, though, there's still a few days left of October so that means I still have time to jump in the argument of... Continue Reading →
Blog: What the Heck is With the Malfoid Meme?
Generally, I am not a fan of fanfiction. In theory, it's an excellent way to learn how to write stories and characters, and it serves as a creative outlet. Heck, when I started learning how to write stories as a small child, I was largely writing fanfiction. And, in some cases, the fan's work may... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – Speed Running Surah 2: 238-286.
After taking a nice long break from speed running the Quran, we're back to finish Surah 2 and move on with our lives. At this point, it's occurred to me that looking at these surahs verse by verse may have been a bad idea. It might have been more efficient to pull out the highlight... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Should We Destroy Idols?
Recently, a video went viral on X of a pastor in Texas rewarding kids for memorizing Bible verses by letting them smash statues of Mary and angels. The pastor in question is a dude named Jonathan Shelley, who leads Steadfast Baptist Church, and he has rightfully drawn the ire of Protestants and Catholics for this... Continue Reading →
News/Review: Greta Gerwig Massacred Narnia
To just give y'all a glimpse of how bad the trailer for this movie is, let's read some of the comments, shall we? "What the hell is even that?" C.S Lewis said, calmly. They stared at the Magician's Nephew and thought, "retro-eighties style technobabble futurism." Aslan the Great Lion will return in Avengers: Doomsday. This... Continue Reading →
Review/Apologetics: Reckless Love is Borderline Blasphemy.
Even if you're not a millennial who posts aesthetic pictures of their Bible study and coffee on Instagram, you've probably heard this dumpster fire of a song before. Reckless Love, written by Cory Asbury, produced by Bethel Music, and released in 2017 is one of the most popular "Christian" songs in existence with almost a... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Run, Forest, Run from Contemplative Prayer.
If you go to church, you've unfortunately probably heard this said before. You're sitting there in the church, listening to the sermon, coffee and a Bible in hand. The pastor is doing a sermon about how we need to trust God or something when he starts talking about Psalm 46:10, where it says: "Be still... Continue Reading →
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