The Archive
Andrew WalkerPolitics
Below is an interview with an individual who I believe is providing a truly unique voice in the blogosphere, Craig Carter. Dr. Carter is a Professor of Religious Studies at
Matthew Lee Anderson
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
James Polous: "There's some uncomfortable truth we're acknowledging every time we shy away from the world of real things and indulge in the world of
Matthew Lee Anderson
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 […]
Cate MacDonaldPoliticsUncategorized
So, I guess this is old news, but it's freshly disturbing to me. Sarah Palin is going to have her own reality TV show. This just doesn'
Matthew Lee Anderson
We need an upgrade here at Mere-O. Badly. And you can help us without spending a dime. Just contribute two clicks of the mouse and some typing. One to get through to the contest, a second to vote “yes,” and […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Our friends over at Wheatstone Academy have begun a new bi-monthly web-magazine that they are calling The Examined Life. I’ve done work for Wheatstone in the past few months (speaking and designing curriculum) because I am convinced they are at […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Here's the play-by-play, for those who have been asleep. Brett McCracken wrote a book, which Jamie Smith reviewed. I replied to Jamie Smith, who offered the
Andrew WalkerPolitics
We at Mere-O take no effort to conceal our theological and political perspective. We are conservative and proudly, at that. Hopefully, in enough time, you’ve come to realize that one cautious element we’re concerned with is learning to differentiate the […]
Cate MacDonald
When I read That Hideous Strength for the first time, I was impressed by Lewis’ deep appreciation of the ancient forests and trees. In the novel, the forests serve as a counterpoint to the ugly, progressive for the sake of progressive, […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
And not the sort of tea parties I really enjoy. All the same, co-belligerent Joe Carter and I discuss the current political scene over at Trevin Wax's
Andrew WalkerUncategorized
Reading Christianity Today’s article on Dr. Albert Mohler titled “The Reformer” was genuinely perplexing and, well, disappointing. Now, I’ll admit that my response is coming from a particular