I deliberately avoided playing God of War during this time because I knew the story features the...
Kyle Cupp
Kyle Cupp is a former regular here at Ordinary Times who lives in a small rural town about two hours southwest of Portland, Oregon with his wife, kids, and dog. He enjoys studying and writing about the world of employment, which is good because that's his job. You can find him on Twitter.
Darth Vader: Your powers are growing weak, old man.
HR [aggravated]: Age is a protected class as...
A cross-country move, a major career change, and a baby on the way--my life has been busy....
Kevin Drum notices that pro-lifers react differently to abortion than they do to what he calls "genuine...
In his first piece at The Week, Kyle Cupp explains why Pope Francis is right to encourage...
Is Natural Law theory closed off to doubt and pluralism?
The church expects the faithful to assent to its teachings, but as Douthat's speculations show, the faithful...
If President Carter is correct that the institution of the all-male priesthood contributes to sexism and the...
Do you have a right to a product that must be provided to you through governmental coercion?...
Instead of calling just war theory a fraud, as Damon Linker does, I would call it a...
Should the total, unconditional self-emptying exemplified by Christ be the logic of the Christian life?
Artistically speaking, turning 'Between Two Ferns' into a commercial for the Affordable Care Act was a bad...
Modesty is a virtue, but its promotion has an unwholesome side.
Atheist writer Adam Lee compares the Roman Catholic hierarchy to an absolute monarchy and dictatorship, but this...
Today, on the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, President Obama reaffirmed his commitment to “the decision’s...
What does the sword have to do with the Christian spiritual life? Everything, according to Michael...
Does it matter if Richard Dawkins is ignorant of theology? If he's going to write about it,...
Every day I’d scroll through my feed after making sure that the page showed all activity and...
A short story about an old man, his loneliness, and his resolve to perform a simple ritual.
Kyle Cupp explains why he doesn't worry about leading others astray when he writes critically or questioningly...
