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JF ArnoldMere FidelitySermon
A couple of months back, the podcast looked at the age-old question: Should Women Preach? Matt, Alastair, and Andrew are back to discuss sermons more broadly, rather than weighing
Jake MeadorCulture WarCurrent PoliticsFormation
The following is less a long-form essay and more a series of semi-connected thoughts concerning the Benedict Option and American Protestantism. I’ve broken them down with headers in hopes of making it easier for readers to pick out which parts […]
Jake Meador
You might summarize Josh Ritter's work as being a lament over a world in which love is not at home.
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
The usual crew is joined by Megan K. DeFranza, author of Sex Difference in Christian Theology: Male, Female, and Intersex in the Image of God. Matthew Lee Anderson reviewed the
Berny BelvedereTelevision
Religion in Fox's House, is, unfortunately, treated as fundamentally irrational, wholly incapable of withstanding the protagonist's skepticism.
Jake MeadorTechnologySexualityTinder
The Vanity Fair piece on Tinder and the end of dating has rightly alarmed many readers, but not always for the right reasons.
Alastair RobertsSocial TrendsLiteratureTechnologyPresenceSocial MediaTwitterPride and Prejudice
I'm quite pleased to feature this piece from Mere Fidelity contributor Alastair Roberts today. You can follow him on Twitter here or read his personal blog here. ‘A
Jake MeadorBlogging
Despite the ubiquity of the online slang "tl;dr" we at Mere O still want to run long posts that take the time necessary to speak truthfully about an issue.
Matthew LoftusEvangelicalismFormation
Matthew Loftus on the virtues of risk, the dangers of comfort, and how it all relates to the ongoing Benedict Option conversation.
JF Arnold
The usual crew discuss the Obergefell v. Hodges decision.
Jake MeadorPolitics
The third and fourth videos in the Center for Medical Progress’s series on Planned Parenthood dropped this week and the response, at least to the third, has been a bit different from that of the first two weeks. (As I […]
Jake MeadorBlogging
The future of Mere O is bright as we attempt to pioneer a different approach to online publishing built on friendship & indifference toward the news cycle.