The Archive
Cate MacDonaldEducation
To Go Where Two Men Have Gone Before
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture
On Memorial Day, We Remember the Dead
Matthew Lee Andersonmillennial evangelicalsculture warsEvangelicalismjonathan merrittBook Reviews
A Faith of our Own: A Review of Jonathan Merritt's New Book
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitical Theology
Post-Partisan Evangelicals and the Culture Wars: An Attempt at Clarification
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
The End of Generations
Matthew Lee AndersonBook Reviews
Rhett Smith's Anxious Christian: Under Review
Matthew Lee Anderson
My piece at Relevant on tattoos (yes, another) came out last week and commenters, well, let’s just say they didn’t quite get it. The general sentiment was something along the lines of “Who cares?,” a response I would rebuke if […]
Matthew Lee AndersonWeekend Reading
Weekend Reading: Notes from around the Internets
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
David Sessions does yeoman’s work trying to disambiguate “culture wars” as a term: I think most of us loosely think of culture warring as a special class of ressentiment, combat driven by a mentality of besiegement, symbolic struggle, and supposed existential […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Jamie Smith, reflecting about the claims that millennial Christians are leaving the church because of her views on politics, evolution, and the rest of the standard litany of grievances: And what exactly are we supposed to do with these claims? […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitical Theology
Culture Wars and the Future of the Evangelical Political Witness
Matthew Lee Anderson
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by Chris Marlink, Social Media Director for the Family Research Council. Remember the media prattle about a conservative “war on women?” It would seem that meme has come to an abrupt end thanks […]