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Brett McCracken

Brett McCracken is a Los Angeles-based journalist. He is the author of Hipster Christianity (2010) and Gray Matters (2013), and has written for the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, CNN.com, the Princeton Theological Review, Mediascape, Books & Culture, Christianity Today, Relevant, IMAGE Journal, Q Ideas, and Conversantlife.com. A graduate of Wheaton College and UCLA, Brett currently works as managing editor for Biola Magazine and teaches at Biola University. Follow him on Twitter @brettmccracken.

Brett McCracken

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What Proximity is Worth

Things I’ve Learned From C.S. Lewis

Lost At Sea, in Space, in the Cloud

Body Politics in the Films of Steve McQueen

Album Review: Over the Rhine, 'Meet Me at the Edge of the World'

Are You Free to NOT Drink?

Selfie Deception

Have Christians Lost Their Sense of Difference?

Catching Up With Time in the “Before” and “Up” Films

Summer Reading for College Graduates

To Malick’s “Wonder”

Dive deeper into Mere Orthodoxy

Gray Matters

Ruminations on Joy

Is Depiction Endorsement? Filmmaker Responsibility in "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Django Unchained"

In Defense of "Les Miserables"

Notes on Christmas Camp

Five Reasons I'm Voting for Mitt Romney

When Your Social Media Feeds Get You Down

Place, Patriotism, and Sehnsucht

Don Draper is an Ad, Man