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Matthew Lee Anderson
“Are you going to be the Tina Fey of your field?” That’s the question that was put to some of evangelicalism’s best and brightest, who gathered at Veritas Riff, the new program from the estimable Veritas Forum, to learn the […]
Matthew Lee AndersonMetaphysics (Ontology)
Milliner’s characteristically incisive remarks today include this graph from James Matthew Wilson: The meaning of the world that we usually describe as constituting culture, or a culture… does not depend primarily upon our social conventions. Rather, the signs of a […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Cremation and Burial as Communal Acts
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
One Year Later, a Few People to Thank
Andrew WalkerPoliticsSociology
Discussing a Delicate Issue
Matthew Lee Anderson
Should we put capitalism and traditional views of marriage back on the table? That’s the claim that James Davison Hunter made in the question and answer period. It was obviously a direct reply to my remarks, even though he didn’t […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Expecting to Change the World: A Reply to James Davison Hunter
Christopher BensonLiteratureFormation
Developing an Ecological Orientation Through the Narrative Imagination
Andrew WalkerPolitics
What was perpetrated this week by a particular brand of conservatism was neither conservative nor amenable to any type of Christianity seeking to align itself with the Right. I am, of course, referring to the Breitbartian tactics employed against Shirley […]
Christopher BensonBook Reviews
Christian Ethics in a Technological Age
Matthew MillinerPoliticsPolitical Theology
Expecting to Change the World
Christopher BensonFormationHermeneutics
When I taught humanities at a Christian secondary school, I spent the first week or so of the fall semester exploring how Christians should read because I anticipated that the pagan literature of the Greeks and Romans would chafe against […]