Check out this site.

A pretty cool online resource and magazine publication. They have an interesting recent article about philosophy by Calvin Seerveld.

Generally speaking, I really enjoy resources that come from a Christian worldview - like Comment or World or Discipleship Journal or First Things or many many other such examples of magazines/media/etc. But sometimes I think we (as Christians and a culture of Christianity) surround ourselves with this bubble and lose touch with those things - be it music, magazines, literature, philosophy, movies, etc - that are shaping and influencing our neighbors and peers. Next thing you know, we're nodding our heads along with the latest article or editorial because we, generally speaking, trust its source, and forget to think for ourselves, and forget to realize that there is a wide range of opinions and diversity within Christianity and Christ does not call us to be cultural cookie cuttters... and that it shouldn't be anathema to disagree with a brother or sister on disputable subjects or to do something like, gasp!, not voting Republican or something...

anyway...