Living as Creatures
Ben ChristensonA little pop culture, family stuff, Christianity, and humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Man-to-Man with the “Legend” Michael Pakaluk
In a recent poll, at the Institute for Family Studies found that most young men see masculinity as something society views negatively and also something that’s increasingly hard to define.
Whatever it is, it’s bad.
The documentary Louis...
Who’s Afraid of Freya India?
“Since she logged off from social media for good in 2021, 26-year-old Freya India has amassed the sort of reach most influencers can only dream of.”
That’s how The Times of London describes the author in an interview about her new book, G...
Parenting is Hard. Thank God for That.
“It’s a 2,000 meter race and I remember not being able to feel my legs, starting to black out, and having to concentrate on not blacking out from exhaustion. And the air going down my esophagus was on fire, tasted like blood and metal in yo...
In Jesus’ Name We Scare
Jason Blum has made a career out of a simple formula: if a film’s budget is under 5 million dollars, the director has creative control.
Beginning with Paranormal Activity (budget: $15,000), he reeled off a series of commercial and creative...
Luke Combs, Timothée Chalamet, and the Post-Ironic Artist
It’s no longer hip to be ironic and aloof. In an age where everyone has a “personal brand,” artists promoting themselves are no longer gauche. They’re savvy entrepreneurs. But just like the rest of us, the blurring between the personal and...
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