We hear a lot about good versus evil these days. This begs the question: Does evil really exist in an objective, quantifiable manner? As a criminologist trained in sociology, I contend that evil is a ...

In the third installment of an essay series on literature and faith, Ayana Mathis explores how writers have grappled with one of theology’s oldest conundrums. Credit...Chloe Niclas Supported by By ...

Drive My Car director Ryūsuke Hamaguchi’s Evil Does Not Exist begins and ends with the camera tracking through a forest, looking up. In the first shot, daylight streams through the canopy of trees; ...

Evil Does Not Exist is a smaller and simpler movie than Drive My Car, and can best be described as a sort of environmentalist folktale. Photo: NEOPA Where last year’s Oscar-winning Drive My Car was ...

The concept of “evil” has been explored throughout time–in philosophy, religion, psychology, and everyday conversation. For some, it’s an intellectual question, an argument about whether or not the ...

So far in this series we have explored different ways of looking at the Cross of Jesus Christ — each offering a unique perspective on arguably the most influential event in human history. We have ...

The idea of angels is usually connected to goodness, protection, and light. Many people imagine angels as kind beings who guide and protect humans. But some beliefs and teachings also speak about the ...