The Archive

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Kevin WhitePhilosophyLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church HistoryMetaphysics (Ontology)Trinity

Christianity and Hellenism, Part 2 of 3: On Being, Loosely Speaking

Christianity and Hellenism, Part 2 of 3: On Being, Loosely Speaking

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

The Disappointment of the Evangelical Left

The Disappointment of the Evangelical Left

Matthew Lee AndersonEconomics and Business

Utopia and Capitalist Christianity

Utopia and Capitalist Christianity

Matthew Lee AndersonEconomics and Business

Wallis vs. Brooks: The Debate that Wasn't.

Wallis vs. Brooks: The Debate that Wasn't.

Matthew Lee Anderson

Oliver O'Donovan on the American Political Environment

Oliver O'Donovan critiques American political passions and explores how the Gospel intersects with political theology.

Andrew WalkerUncategorized

Craig Carter Interview: Final Installment

Craig Carter Interview: Final Installment

Andrew WalkerPolitics

Craig Carter Interview, Part 2

Craig Carter Interview, Part 2

Kevin White

Christianity and Hellenism, Part 1 of 3

“What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” That was the question raised by Tertullian at the end of the second century. At the beginning of the twentieth, Adolf von Harnack tried to identify the pure kerygma buried beneath layers of […]

Andrew WalkerPolitics

Interview: Craig Carter

Interview: Craig Carter

Matthew Lee Anderson

Meet the New Guy: Kevin White

I have several hypotheses of a historical nature that I have wanted to undertake for some time, and numerous writing projects that I have wanted to continue.  However, writing other projects has simply kept me occupied from pursuing everything that […]

Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology

Mere Experiences and the Accountability of Presence

Mere Experiences and the Accountability of Presence

Matthew Lee Anderson

Does Capitalism Have a Soul?

Lite blogging of late because, well, I’m writing a book.  I think we need to establish some sort of “book-writing” exemption from the daily blogging grind. I’ve been negligent in mentiong to my Chicago area readers (and I know you’re […]