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Belonging after Dis-Believing: Loving those who Leave
Matthew Lee Anderson
Good feedback on the first part. Here’s an excerpt from the second: When it comes to the most important questions, Christian college students are in the peculiar situation of being convinced we have the answers even before we ask the question. […]
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One more on Challies/Evans-Gate
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I never really cared about Rob Bell. I’ve never read his books but I like his nice videos. They seem like they might be attractive to people, maybe help influence doubters or seekers to examine Christianity a little more closely. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
How to stay Christian in a Christian College
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An Imperfect Beauty
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Mad Men and Conservative Nostalgia
Matthew Lee Anderson
Chris Ferebee at Q Ideas: Do you want to break into publishing? Say something important, but more importantly, say it well. We don’t need more voices, and we certainly don’t need more celebrities. We need transcendent ideas. We need people […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Note: Eric Eekhoff is a reader of Mere-O. When he was a member of the Christian blogging community, he established himself as one of the most thoughtful observers of the intersection between theology and technology. I invited Eric to write […]
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Earthen Vessels: The Endorsements (Pt. 3)
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Earthen Vessels: The Endorsements (Pt. 2)
Matthew Lee Anderson
Well, here’s a new thing. Me on video, for the first time in my Mere-O career. I decided to go all “Rob Bell” on you (if Rob Bell wore Banana Republic, that is). I was uncertain about doing a book […]