The Archive
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
What shape should the atonement take as a doctrine? Is penal substitutionary atonement an appropriate account of the doctrine? Derek and I are joined by not one, but two guests
Matthew Lee Anderson
Some conservative evangelicals have been revisiting whether it’s permissible to be gay and a Christian recently. I generally try to steer clear of that discussion, as I find it often reinforces notions of ‘identity’ that are too underdeveloped to be […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEthics
The good and prudence have something to do with each other.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
The Mere Fidelity guys discuss The Atlantic's article on sexting by Hanna Rosin.
Guest WriterBooksReviewLilaMarilynne Robinson
Jonathan McGregor is a PhD candidate in English and American Literature at Washington University in St. Louis, where he's writing about twentieth-century American literary intellectuals and Christian
Jake MeadorPolitics
The Revs Christopher Seitz and Ephraim Radner have become the latest to propose a badly mistaken libertarian solution to the marriage debate.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
The Mere Fidelity guys discuss the warning passages and the doctrine of theosis.
Guest WriterSexuality
Matthew Vines objected to Andrew Wilson's parody of Christians and homosexuality. But it is an accurate satire of God and the Gay Christian.
Matthew Lee Anderson
Peter Enns wrote The Bible Tells Me So, and Andrew Wilson reviewed it. So the Mere Fidelity guys discussed said review.
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Evangelicals fight their proxy wars through the media, giving them a progressive hue.
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
How should Christians think about the many denominations? The Mere Fidelity guys discuss.
Matthew Lee AndersonEthicsPro-Lifephysician assisted suicideFormation
The stories of two impending deaths has recently come before our society’s attention, and justly so. Brittany Maynard, a 29-year-old who recently transplanted herself from San Francisco