The Archive
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
One of my favorite aspects of O’Donovan’s thought is the way he manages to keep the two natures of Christ together in his theological ethics, yet without confusion or division. It’s a point that plays out in various ways, not […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Andy Crouch, who is slowly establishing himself as the closest Christian equivalent to Malcolm Gladwell, lists the top 10 cultural trends from the past decade. It’s a brilliant bit of analysis, especially his mention of informality. Yet I think number […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Thank you.
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Top 10 Posts for 2010
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Reflections on a Controversy: Webb, Walker, and Mere-O
Kevin White
There is a certain idea afoot, whose proponents claim that it can help us all get along better. Take almost any energetic debate on Christian faith and practice, and someone will bring up the concept. Even guys like Al Mohler, […]
Kevin White
Today’s selection is possibly the oldest Christmas carol that is still in use. It is a Victorian translation (by John M. Neale, 1851) of a 12th-century Latin carol, which was in turn adapted from a set of 8th century monastic […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Twelve Books for Evangelicals from 2010
Jeremy Mann
If you haven’t seen it yet, watch the trailer for the most anticipated movie of 2011: Terrance Malick’s fifth film, The Tree of LIfe, is tentatively scheduled for release at the end of May (don’t hold your breath, it has […]
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
Word Processing and Externalizing Thinking
Cate MacDonald
My grandfather died yesterday. He died just short of his 87th birthday and 65th wedding anniversary. He died in Mountainview, California suddenly and peacefully after a long battle with cancer and the harsh treatments it required. He left behind his […]
Matthew Lee AndersonembodimentAnthropology
My brother closes off some overly kind words with this: If we judge the book by its handsome cover, the potential audience for Earthen Vessels is composed of evangelical Christians, theologians, philosophers, various other assorted intellectual types, and, quite possibly, highly […]