The Archive
Derek RishmawyTheology and PracticeRachel Held Evansbeliefs set in stonederek rishmawy
It looks like Peter changed his mind about some key Old Testament teachings; maybe our beliefs are not set in stone either.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of Our Exploring has a trailer and sample chapters. They are here, if you click this link.
Matthew Lee AndersonSexuality
Is masturbation permissible for Christians? How does sacrifice shape our understanding of autoeroticism?
Guest Writer
In the marriage debate, emotion is the key. If the marriage movement is to evolve, it has to harness emotion.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
What hath G.K. Chesterton to do with Donald Miller? Orthodoxy is nothing like Blue Like Jazz, and Chesterton and Miller have little in common.
Brett McCrackenCultureGray MattersholinessworldlinessLibertyMiroslav VolflegalismFormation
Have today's Christians abandoned the call to be set apart? Are Christians embodying the call to be salt & light or are they blending in with the darkness?
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
G.K. Chesterton's Orthodoxy is free on kindle at Amazon, with an introduction by Matthew Lee Anderson.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of our Exploring releases soon. Get a free copy in exchange for an honest review on Amazon and Goodreads.
Jake MeadorTheology and PracticeCurrent Politics
When we lose track of retributive justice, we lack the philosophical and ethical tools to handle disgraced politicians like Mark Sanford.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of our Exploring is coming soon to store shelves everywhere. Here are a few words on what it means to market a book these days.
L. M. SacasasLiterature
Rod Dreher's Little Way of Ruthie Leming is an extended meditation on the concept of home, which has deep roots in the Christian theological tradition.
Brett McCrackenTimeFilm Reviews/HollywoodRoger EbertUp SeriesW.H. AudenMichael AptedJulie DelpyRichard Linklater
Can time be grasped? Richard Linklater's "Before" films and Michael Apted's "Up" series suggest that cinema may come as close as any to "catching" time.