Questions about God have never left New York playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis. He talks with TJP about his characters and how he hopes they can get the audience to ask good, healthy questions.

A YouTube Bond montage temporarily staves off boredom for Tim O’Brien, but there’s something deeper going on.

Rocky III, Field of Dreams, Bloodsport, Shawshank Redemption, what have they got in common? Bromance.

Paddy Gilger adds his own spin to the NCAA vs NBA debate. Don’t worry, we’re stopping at three. If it goes on any longer it’ll be just as ridiculous as the never ending NBA playoffs.

Is it really college basketball when the starting lineup goes pro before graduating? Michael Rossmann takes aim at Perry Petrich’s beloved NCAA March Madness.

NCAA loving Perry Petrich says the NBA playoffs are a “mechanical trudge toward the inevitable.” Michael Rossmann and Paddy Gilger tell Petrich to stop hating on the NBA. We love when Jesuits fight!

The salary’s low, but the job security is out-of-this-world — a plug for vocations in the economic downturn sets Sam Sawyer to thinking about how God gets our attention.

Not that we want you to stop “liking” TJP’s stuff on Facebook — but Tim O’Brien wonders what the habit of connecting all the time might leave out.

In his TJP debut, ESPN coverage of a sex scandal gets Jeff Sullivan thinking about celibacy — and if that’s not a train of thought that gets you writing for TJP, we don’t know what is.

Even though he can’t outsource his grading to robots (yet), Matt Dunch still found time during finals to write a post about it.