The Archive
JF ArnoldThe Life You Never ExpectedMere Fidelity
Derek and Matt were off galavanting at "some big conference in America," and so the show this week is hosted by Alastair. He's joined by Andrew
Jake Meador
Here are some of our most popular posts about the Oxford don CS Lewis.
Guest WriterTelevisionPascal's WagerStephen Colbert
A recent episode of the Late Show featured a blunt and surprising back-and-forth between Bill Maher and Stephen Colbert.
Jake MeadorEconomics and BusinessCollege and University
The ongoing on-campus demonstrations by university SJWs highlights an important change in the American corporation and American culture more generally.
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
Derek, Alastair, and Matt talk today about Moshe Halbertal's book, On Sacrifice. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If you
Jake MeadorTelevision
Two complex and difficult stories are the center of an early episode of Call the Midwife. The music of the nuns helps us interpret them rightly.
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
The usual crew (that is, Derek, Alasair, Andrew, and Matt) discuss the transfiguration this week. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If
Jake MeadorChurchFormation
I’m pleased to host this excellent interview between Mere Fidelity contributor Alastair Roberts and my friend Dr. Brad Littlejohn. Dr. Littlejohn, who did his doctoral work at Edinburgh with Mere O favorite Oliver O’Donovan, has just published a popular level […]
Jake MeadorCreation Careembodiment
Contrary to the attacks of many critics, evangelicals are not modern gnostics. If anything, we are materialists.
JF Arnold
Derek, Matt, and Alastair are joined by Nate Pyle to talk about manhood. You can check out Nate’s new book here.
Jake MeadorEconomics and Business
The demise of Grantland has many writers and readers wondering what the future of online writing will be. If Grantland can't make it, what hope do we have?
Berny BelvedereTheologyPhilosophyTheology and PracticeNarrativeRobert JensonKarl Rahner
Thought it has many values, there are limits to what narrative theology can tell us about God. Failing to understand that is a grave mistake.