The Archive
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
Desiring the Kingdom: A Review
Gary Hartenburg
Fewer topics in Thomas’s moral philosophy have received more attention than his treatment of what has come to be known as double-effect. What is particularly interesting is that Thomas manages to inspire such interest in the space of one paragraph, […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
Education for Human Flourishing: A Review
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
The Ultimate Nature of the Messianic Age
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Three for the Weekend: Statistics, Aquinas, and Bach
Matthew Lee AndersonPro-Life
The Pauline Principle and Stupak's Consistency: Critiquing Matt Yglesias
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Marriage and Premarital Sex: Christianity Today's Village Green
Jeremy MannembodimentAnthropology
Today as I set-up shop in a line at the Los Angeles DMV I happened to read an incisive essay published in Vogue forty years ago. The article was written by Susan Sontag, and my profit from it proves that […]
Gary Hartenburg
This question really is a no-brainer. It’s wrong to kill innocent people, right? Right. On a question like this, the answer isn’t surprising, so we need to pay attention to the reason why Thomas thinks it’s wrong to kill an […]
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
Industrial Sex: Freeing the Body from Consequences
Matthew Lee AndersonembodimentAnthropology
In one very important sense, the scientific revolution was over before it began. At least if Noam Chomsky is right. In his collection of essays, On Nature and Language, Chomsky argues that Galileo adopted a mechanical method of intelligibility. In […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
The ink is officially dry. Okay, it’s been dry for about a week. And I can’t keep it in any longer. I am really, really excited to announce that I have signed a contract with Bethany House, a division of […]