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Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Playing the Theological Syncretism Card
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Or with which doctrine, anyway. That was the question that the folks at Patheos asked a number of evangelical pastors and theologians. The responses are worth reading in full, but Mark Roberts‘ is (not surprisingly) especially good: Let me explain […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Oliver O’Donovan’s Begotten or Made is 86 pages that will change your life. Readers of Mere-O know my ongoing fascination with O’Donovan, whom I regard as the best living theologian in the English-speaking world. After slowly digesting his trilogy on […]
Matthew Lee AndersonReading the Hymns
Reading the Hymns: All Praise to Thee, my God, This Night
Matthew Lee Anderson
My friends at Patrol had one of their best days of content since I have been reading them. First, check out Alissa Harris’ affirmation of the apolitical nature of traditional evangelicals: However, when I look at my own parents and […]
Matthew Lee AndersonBlogging
Are Christian Blogs Boring?
Cate MacDonaldUncategorized
Why Jennifer Knapp Matters
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
If you trust the media, it’s all we do. And if you trust many of the younger evangelical set, they’ll immediately concur. But when you compare evangelicals to other branches of Christianity, the reality is surprising. Evangelicals, it turns out, […]
Andrew WalkerUncategorized
Catholic Obligation and Healthcare
Matthew Lee Anderson
When I heard that Jennifer Knapp came out as a lesbian today, I shuddered. But not for why you think. No. I shuddered because the news meant another round of conversations about evangelicals and homosexuality. And that is a conversation which […]
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
What Children in the Womb Know
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
The Top Posts from March