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Andrew WalkerPolitics
There is a “hubbub” afoot on whether clergy should perform weddings on behalf of the state. The “hubbub” is fomented mostly by Tony Jones, who refuses to perform weddings on behalf of the state or have his own marriage recognized by […]
Gary Hartenburg
After the recommendations of books like A Severe Mercy, Resident Aliens, and Lord of the Rings, I’m afraid my recommended reading will sound flat-out boring. It certainly is no respecter of Mr. Anderson’s criteria for a book to be read […]
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodiment
What Robertson Means for Marriage
Matthew Lee AndersonembodimentAnthropology
That’s the subject of my short essay over at Relevant Magazine. I sound a note that will doubtlessly be a familiar one to readers of Mere-O and of Earthen Vessels, but the brouhaha affords evangelicals an opportunity to re-examine our […]
Andrew WalkerChurchSocial TrendsEvangelicalismTheology and PracticeEmerging Adulthood/AdolescenceSocietyFormation
Required Reading: Hauerwas' 'Resident Aliens.'
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
In the introduction to Earthen Vessels, I wrote that my hope was that the book would generate conversation within our quirky movement about our physical bodies and the role they play in God’s redemptive purposes in our lives and the […]
Kevin WhiteEmerging Adulthood/AdolescenceSociety
One Book for College: A Thumping Good Novel
Matthew Lee AndersonEmerging Adulthood/AdolescenceSociety
One Book for College: Make your Parents Nervous
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
They’re coming a little late this month, as last weekend (when I normally put them together) was a busy one for me. But don’t let that stop you from enjoying the most popular and interesting posts during the month of […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
"Where were you?" A Meditation on Memory, Place, and 9/11
Cate MacDonaldCollege and University
One Book for College
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsDemographicsGenderSocial TrendsTheology and PracticeSocial JusticeCurrent PoliticsSociety
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