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Matthew Lee AndersonPro-Life

Christian Progressivism and a Principled Pro-Life Position

Christian Progressivism and a Principled Pro-Life Position

Matthew Lee AndersonCollege and University

Evangelical Universities and the Lingering Legacy of Fundamentalism?

Evangelical Universities and the Lingering Legacy of Fundamentalism?

Matthew Lee AndersonEconomics and Business

The Places Markets Shouldn't Go

The Places Markets Shouldn't Go

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitical Theology

More than Hearts and Minds: A Critique of Political Anti-nomianism

More than Hearts and Minds: A Critique of Political Anti-nomianism

Matthew Lee Anderson

A Brief Kony Reading List - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

I’ve been keeping one eye on articles on Joseph Kony and the 2012 brouhaha, so I thought I’d pull them all into one post with excerpts.  I’ve read more than this, and there are plenty of others out there.  But […]

Matthew Lee AndersonSocial Justice

Kony 2012 and the Ignorance of Critics: A Guest Post

Kony 2012 and the Ignorance of Critics: A Guest Post

Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood

Don't Waste your Blackjack: Holy Rollers and Christian Gamblers

Don't Waste your Blackjack: Holy Rollers and Christian Gamblers

Matthew Lee AndersonSocial Justice

American Power and Millenial Social Activism

American Power and Millenial Social Activism

Cate MacDonaldFormation

One Thing

One Thing

Jake Meador

A Failure of Storytelling: Kony 2012 and the Social Imagination - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

In a private security meeting in 1960 with President Dwight Eisenhower, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles explained that the soon-to-be-independent Congo was a diplomatic quagmire for the United States. The nation possessed enormous mineral wealth and if the United […]

Andrew WalkerPolitical Theology

Of Foils & Scapegoats: Evangelicals & Partisanship

Of Foils & Scapegoats: Evangelicals & Partisanship

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

Conscience and Conservatives: What role should it play in public debate? - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

We’ve all been whipped into a frenzy over Rush Limbaugh’s idiotic insults of a Georgetown law student, a controversy I have been fastidiously trying to ignore.  Errors often compound faster than interest, and responding to one outlandish statement with apoplexy […]