Guatemala is the country with the highest percentage of evangelicals in Latin America. However, it has one of the highest rates of inequality, violence and corruption.

Cinema and memory have a similar effect on the truth. They clean it and make it sparkle to make it more bearable.

Florence’s initiative in “The Bookshop” brings about a small revolution. As everyone knows, reading is a dangerous activity.

The Jewish singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, Neil Diamond, has waited until his 77th birthday to reveal that he suffers from Parkinson’s disease.

There is no sign of a massive turn of evangelicals to Roman Catholicism. Nonetheless, what is happening is worth investigating.

Music cannot be “Christian”, only people can take up the cross of Christ and follow him.

A generation that accepts uncritically that ‘you can’t say that’ will slide from unwillingness to inability to disagree with or critique the propaganda it is relentlessly fed.

“It only takes ten seconds to crush a man’s ambitions”, says Frank Underwood before becoming President.

Films about an empowered orphan, a struggling entertainer, a clumsy bear, a quadriplegic’s wife and a downtrodden boy.

This is not the story of a great man, but the story of a great God, who deeply loves miserable and tormented creatures like this monk.

Stories about lost children explore our greatest fears. The big TV revelation this summer was an impressive Argentinean series produced by HBO called The Bronze Garden.

Modern Catholicism is “a synthesis of medieval essentialism and modern existentialism”, the Dutch philosopher and theologian Cornelius Van Til said.

What we can learn from “American Gods”, the TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s best-selling novel.

The danger of deception lies not only in the fact that we are not what we appear to be, but also in ending up believing that we are something other than our true selves. A review of “Smoke and Mirrors” (2016).

“The Handmaid’s Tale” portrays the nightmare of a society governed by fanaticism and intolerance.

The force of Qureshi’s argument comes from applying the litmus test of history to the claims of each religion.

“Arrival” is not a film about aliens, but about the problem of human communication.

Through his mysterious death in Paris in 1971, the charismatic and self-destructive Jim Morrison managed to create a legend.

The monsters and ghosts in “The Shining” are real, but they live within us.

His autobiography “Porcelain”, introduces us this militant vegetarian, who defends animal rights, does not drink, smoke or take drugs, but confesses being addicted to porn.

Some of the highlights of this past year and a ‘thank you’ to all of our readers.

The new man, dreamed up by el Che, does not exist and will never exist, if he is not born from above.

Christians have never been empiricists, only accepting what can be seen or touched or measured. A review of Suzanne O'Sullivan's book 'It’s All in Your Head: True Stories of Imaginary Illness'.

It would be a mistake to think that their story was nothing more than the nihilism of hopeless youth. Their rage was a cry of rebellion against an empty life.

In the most award-winning series at the Emmys, sin is not sweetened to make it more attractive, but it is shown in its most repulsive light. Is this a glorification of evil, or its complete opposite?