The Archive
Jake MeadorChurch
Normally this would go up over at Notes, but we wanted to be sure that everyone sees the full roundup of responses (so far) to last week’s Future of Protestantism event at Biola. There figure to be more responses in […]
Jake Meador
Tolkien's treatment of violence was complex, recognizing that violence could be both heroic and depraved, serving the life of a place or undermining it.
Jake MeadorChurch
We often mistakenly believe that church membership ought to be determined chiefly or exclusively on the basis of theological disagreement.
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
The Future of Protestantism video at Torrey Honors of Biola University is now online. Matthew Lee Anderson reflects on it.
Jake MeadorPolitics
George RR Martin's critique of the politics of Tolkien, while somewhat understandable, misrepresents Tolkien on a foundational level.
Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice
The Future of Protestantism at Biola University on April 29th is a must-see event for theology minded people.
Chris KrychoArtEvangelicalsFilm Reviews/Hollywoodnoah
For evangelicals, Noah works as a sort of theological-artistic Rorschach test. We seem to find it in what we expect given its origins and our disposition.
Kevin WhiteFormation
Worry and anxiety are common problems. So much of what we say to ourselves and others to help only hurts. What words speak well to the anxious?
Matthew Lee AndersonSocial Justice
World Vision changed its policy on hiring workers in same-sex marriage. Matthew Lee Anderson responds with lots of tweets.
Jake Meador
Dan Siedell is an art critic and curator who has written extensively on art's relationship to faith and Christianity.
Matthew Lee AndersonSocial Justice
World Vision has changed its policy to support same-sex marriage. Should Christians continue supporting the children they have funded?
Chris KrychoembodimentAnthropologyHermeneutics
Though the idea we ought to "incarnate" Christ to the world as Christ "incarnated" the Godhead to us is attractive, it misses something much better.