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Guest WriterCulture War
Bryan McGraw is Associate Professor of Politics at Wheaton College and lover of all things smoked BBQ. Two groups lately have found themselves on the defensive politically and socially, and seem deeply befuddled as to why—and why it seems to […]
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
The usual suspects gather to consider how God interacts with the world. They discuss this article from Peter Leithart. You may also find this article from Alastair helpful. If you
Matthew Lee AndersonFeatured
Matthew Lee Anderson argues that the permanence that love aspires to cannot be satisfied by gay marriage as it can in different-sex marriages.
Jake MeadorCulture WarFormation
If the Benedict Option is to succeed, then we cannot understand it as the creation of retreats. We must instead see it as being about the creation of homes.
Jake MeadorHistory/Church Historychurch historyLawMarcionism
When evangelicals talk about the Old Testament they can quickly slip into a type of Marcionism, particularly when talking about the Pentateuch.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Having just celebrated Pentecost, we consider the role that the frequently overlooked 'prophetic' gift of the Spirit plays in the life of the church. Articles to consider include
Brett McCrackenCulture
Mad Men's Don Draper isn't just an ad man who create ads. He's an ad himself.
Jake MeadorCulture War
There's a certain type of evangelical who thinks our movement's biggest problem is a lack of credibility with non-Christians. Unfortunately, they are wrong.
Jake MeadorLaw
The response from younger evangelicals to the Tsarnaev ruling last week was predictable enough. It amounted to what Derek Webb sang many years ago in "My Enemies are Men
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
John Piper answered "no." Our own Andrew Wilson responded "yup." Tom Schreiner weighed in with his "nope." And then Andrew said "Still yes,
Jake Meadorthe vocation of writingWriting
The firing of Bill Simmons by ESPN provides further proof that capital has transformed the work of online writers into little more than marketing.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Collin Hansen's Blind Spots focuses on evangelical areas that are overlooked. He joins Mere Fidelity to discuss.