Roland Emmerich is known for making the kind of disaster movies that fans of quality filmmaking love to hate.
Culture Watch
War and the American Difference: Theological Reflections on Violence and National Identity, by Stanley Hauerwas.
Orange Alert: Essays on Poetry, Art, and the Architecture of Silence. And, Fasting For Ramadan: Notes from a Spiritual Practice.
Activist pastor Gardener C. Taylor on lessons learned in a long life of faithfully taking the side of the oppressed.
"I think it is a spiritual task to struggle with questions such as what and who we place at the center of our economy"
Free South Africa, To Love More Deeply, When Disaster Strikes, Wrestling with Tradition.
Finding connections between the past, present, and future at Occupy Wall Street.
How blind commitment to 'free trade' throws working people under the bus.
Clooney's new movie, The Ides of March, serves as a thoughtful and entertaining mirror for next year's presidential election.
'Does the bullet know Christian from Muslim? Does the bullet choose?'
Dorothy Day's deep love of God and her unwavering ability to see God in those the world shuns.
A Time to Plant: Life Lessons in Work, Prayer, and Dirt by Kyle T. Kramer.
Why, despite mutual suspicions, Christianity and comics go together like paper and ink.
Life Stories
Alison Owings interviewed members of 16 tribal nations for the oral history Indian Voices: Listening to Native Americans, capturing intimate, engaging perspectives from long-overlooked communities. An inspiring antidote to the ignorance many non-Indigenous people may unwittingly hold about contemporary Native American lives. Rutgers University Press
Springsteen has always understood that the rock-and-roll story is about freedom.