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Review: MOVIE 43 Asks the God of Comedy, "Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?"  ScreenAnarchy

Artfully Deceptive: Setting the Record Straight on the Movie ‘Conclave’  Benedictine College

ekm’s 31 NIGHTS OF HORROR: EVENING 17 – THE PRESENCE OF GOD IN RELIGIOUS HORROR FILMS  Ain't It Cool News

Art & the New Evangelization: How Beauty Will Save the World  The Imaginative Conservative

What’s THAT Supposed to Mean?: Judas, “Heaven on Their Minds”  Popdose

Jeremy Camp: God Does Not Waste Suffering  ChurchLeaders

Did God Command Israel To “Show Them No Mercy?”  Patheos

Railing at God, as God rails at us  Baptist News Global

Don’t be offended by The Life of Brian, it’s a great Christian apologetic  Premier Christianity Magazine

'Breakthrough' Review: A Feel-Good Christian Disaster Movie  Variety

A Pillar of Zen: Roshi Philip Kapleau 1912 – 2004  Lion’s Roar

‘Silence’: God’s voice in the midst of suffering  Evangelical Focus

Oscar-Nominated 'The Power of the Dog' Gets Its Title From A Famous Psalm  Religion Unplugged

‘Father Stu’: a Review  The Catholic Thing

5 Weird and Wonderful Movies About Music: Tops and Flops  Gearnews.com

43. A Latter-day Saint Theology of Suffering: Francine R. Bennion  churchofjesuschrist.org

Shinji Aoyama Movies List  Rotten Tomatoes

What Message Michael Iskander Says We Can Learn From King David  Movieguide

Film Review: Conclave  Diocese of Westminster

Jesus Had Needs, Too: On the Sacred Blasphemy of The Last Temptation of Christ  Literary Hub

Prayer Composed by Noah Golinkin  Experiencing History: Holocaust Sources in Context

Movie review: ‘The Shack’  The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod

Elvis: That's the Way It Is (1970) - Elvis Presley as Self  IMDb

From the archives: Shusaku Endo discusses faith with his Jesuit translator  America Magazine

Shinji Aoyama, Japanese Director of Cannes-Winning ‘Eureka,’ Dies at 57  Variety

‘The Da Vinci Code’: Faith in fiction?  Roger Ebert

Response: The Seattle Pacific University Magazine  Seattle Pacific University

‘I Still Believe,’ the must-see movie for Lent 2020  aleteia.org