<p>In this Quentin Tarantino movie we explore how layers of story converge at one point all driven by self-justification and personal perceptions of "right." Yet, we know that all of this movie is a horrific demonstration of sinful behavior that never seems to be corrected.  Where is true peace and satisfaction found?  Where are wrongs forgiven and made right?</p>

In this Quentin Tarantino movie we explore how layers of story converge at one point all driven by self-justification and personal perceptions of "right." Yet, we know that all of this movie is a horrific demonstration of sinful behavior that never seems to be corrected. Where is true peace and satisfaction found? Where are wrongs forgiven and made right?

Pulp Fiction: Layers of "Justification" Doesn't Make Anything Right

Jeffrey Skopak and Michael Popp explore the intersection of faith, cinema, and the contemporary context of American culture. Using both classic movies as well as new releases, Skopak and Popp discuss how the cultural collisions of the twenty-first century are reflected in the movies and how Scripture speaks faith, comfort, and direction for the follower of Jesus.

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Pulp Fiction: Layers of "Justification" Doesn't Make Anything Right

Pulp Fiction: Layers of "Justification" Doesn't Make Anything Right