Place the lives of children in their formative years, despite the convictions of their parents, under the intimate control of experts appointed by the state, force them to attend schools where the higher aspirations of humanity are crushed out, and...
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Batman: Arkham City isn’t a particularly great game. I know this goes against “the consensus”, but I’ve got valid reasons – many of which consist of the same criticisms of the first game in this relatively new franchise. Like Arkham...
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Today is a very exciting day at Theology Gaming – a first guest post! Hurray! Our contributor today is none other than Patrick Gann, video game writer extraordinaire! Gann’s writing career spans over a decade covering video game events and...
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NOTE: If you couldn’t guess from the title, this isn’t going to be something everyone should read. If you’re already offended by any kind of racist joke, leave now before you get offended. Also, video game related, but I can...
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I was watching Charles Stanley yesterday with a sermon called “No Greater Love”. It’s really, really good; I’d recommend watching it. For those of the TL;DR mindset, however, I’ll give you the gist of it if you don’t care to...
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Continuing E3 coverage! Kidding. I’m just looking for hits! Anyway… I’ve always found Final Fantasy XI to be a bit of an odd game. I had played World of Warcraft before I had ever touched it. Knowing the pedigree of...
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I’ve been reading Cynwise’s The Decline and Fall of Warlocks in Cataclysm; it’s a gigantic set of posts, almost like a tiny book (and even released as such at its end). Still, it’s pretty fascinating to read for a few...
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