The Archive
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
On the Question of the Reality of Online Church
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
Perfectionism and the Death of the Local Church (at least as we know it)
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
On Virtuality and Online Church
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
In The New Media Frontier, I distinguished between being and doing before going on to argue that the only way to signify one’s presence online was through linking, commenting, or some other activity. Otherwise, readers remain ‘depersonalized,’ known only by […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
On Marrying Young
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyLiberal Arts
Morality, Beauty, and Abercrombie
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
On Metaphysical Conservatism and the Problem of Marriage
Matthew Lee Anderson
It’s been a long time since I have posted consistently here at Mere-O, or anywhere else for that matter. The new position at Evangelical Outpost and my day job have conspired to sap nearly all my intellectual energy. I simply […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
There are few decisions or events in our media saturated era that happen without the requisite context to pass a reasonable judgment. And judgement–in a non-pejorative sense–is precisely what political punditry offers the political process. The ability to assess information, […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
There’s little left to say about Public Enemies that Brett McCracken (who is working on a book on hipster Christianity that is sure to be a must-read) hasn’t already said. More than anything, Public Enemies revels in and inflates […]
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Some Rough Notes on Technology, Exclusivity, and Online Church
Matthew Lee Anderson
In case you missed it, First Things got a facelift last weekend. A few of my favorite blogs now reside there, including Wesley J. Smith’s Secondhand Smoke and the ineffable James Polous’ cohort of Postmodern Conservatives. Second, the brilliant […]