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Cate MacDonaldFormation
It seems particularly indicative of the state of my life right now that I am writing about thankfulness on December 1st. A day late and a dollar short would be a great sort of motto for me if it wasn’t […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
The internets were all atwitter today with the latest stunt pulled on…Twitter. Yes, someone tweeted his nuptials. Immediately after being pronounced man and wife, he pulled out his cell phone–and gave his now-wife hers–and they updated their status’ together. The […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Law, Gospel, and Theological Anthropology
Gary HartenburgFormation
It shouldn’t surprise us that Thomas has written about thankfulness. There are very few topics that he did not cover. He devotes an entire question of the Summa to thankfulness. (It is part of his section on justice.) I’ll just […]
Matthew Lee AndersonDevotionalFormation
As Christians, we are a people who live in a present that is shaped definitively by the past and the future. The meaning of our present, of our contemporary lives and relationships, is fixed, but not yet revealed. We take […]
TexUncategorized
The Wisdom of the Law
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Enlightenment and Evangelicals
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyThomas Says
Thomas Says: It’s Wrong to Kill Yourself
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
On God's Knowledge of Us
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
What Kind of Culture is the Church
Gary HartenburgFormation
The question of whether a cleric can kill a sinner (criminal) is not one that occupies the thoughts of Christians today. But whenever we find such a question that occupies a past thinker it’s important to reflect on why we […]
Jeremy MannEducation
I recently had the chance to read Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye for my Teach For America credentialing program at Loyola Marymount University. Reading the book in that setting prompted notice of the near absence of school in the novel. […]