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Kevin WhitePolitics
I’ve been following Matt’s recent posts on the culture wars with quiet interest.* He’s already pointed to ambiguities in the term “culture wars”. But in light of his latest post on the culture wars and conservatism, I feel inclined to […]
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture War
What's Conservative about "Non-Culture War Conservatism"?
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture War
Earlier this year I raved about an important book that has been (unfortunately) overlooked by most commentators on evangelical political engagement. I invited Professor Shields to answer a few questions based on the work and he graciously accepted. 1) […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
That was the question that Leadership Journal asked me to write about, so write about it I did. At its core, the question of gay marriage is not simply one of tax benefits or social prestige: it is a question […]
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture War
I’ve been going on about “non-culture war” conservatism over the past two weeks, attempting to delineate its characteristic shape over and against some of its rivals. It’s possible that the position is substantively no different than that held by the […]
Cate MacDonaldEducation
To Go Where Two Men Have Gone Before
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture
On Memorial Day, We Remember the Dead
Matthew Lee Andersonmillennial evangelicalsculture warsEvangelicalismjonathan merrittBook Reviews
A Faith of our Own: A Review of Jonathan Merritt's New Book
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitical Theology
Post-Partisan Evangelicals and the Culture Wars: An Attempt at Clarification
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
The End of Generations
Matthew Lee AndersonBook Reviews
Rhett Smith's Anxious Christian: Under Review
Matthew Lee Anderson
My piece at Relevant on tattoos (yes, another) came out last week and commenters, well, let’s just say they didn’t quite get it. The general sentiment was something along the lines of “Who cares?,” a response I would rebuke if […]