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Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Apologies for the lack of writing. I am in the throes of an article on marriage to submit to The City, and it is proving much more difficult than I
Jeremy MannEducation
I like to invent games, the more variables the better: multiple creators, absurd rules, elaborate procedures, built-in randomizers. One could accuse me of getting more excited about the invention
Matthew Lee AndersonMarriageSociety
While researching for an article on marriage that I am writing, I came upon this abstract: Recent studies have found that mimicking the verbal and nonverbal behavior of strangers enhances
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Last Saturday, I spoke at the Christian Web Conference on the question of church online. My prepared remarks, which I have slightly modified, are below. Over the past few weeks,
Cate MacDonald
You guys, you will not believe what I am about to do. And I am sorry. Really. I’ve tried to figure out a way around this, but it can’t be helped. I am starting this post with a definition from […]
Jeremy MannEducation
I just read an expansive article by David Tyack, professor emeritus at Stanford in the history of education. In the article Tyack considers at length the different populations that have
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyTheology and PracticeThomas Says
After his discussion of whether it’s a sin to kill plants or animals, Thomas discusses the question of whether it’s permissible to kill sinners. Thomas says it is
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
In the latest issue of Commentary, Michael Gerson and Peter Wehner have offered the latest volley in the ongoing war to define conservatism's future. While less comprehensive than
Gary HartenburgEthicsPhilosophyembodimentLiberal ArtsSocial TrendsTheology and PracticeThomas SaysSociety
As a way of getting my blogging going, I thought I’d start a series of posts on some teachings of Thomas Aquinas. I think this will be interesting (at
Cate MacDonaldTheology and PracticeFormation
Hi everyone, remember me? After a couple of guest posts and many years of faithful reading, I've come to join the boys as a regular contributor here at
Jeremy MannFilm Reviews/Hollywood
If you are full deep yearning, and I hope you are, it's fair to assume you have two dogmas regarding cities. (Those with very deep yearning won’t
Matthew Lee Anderson
Gregg Ten Elshof’s* recent book I Told Me So, which examines the role self-deception plays in the church and in our lives, suffers from an inherent marketing disadvantage. Recommending it to friends, colleagues, or other non-anonymous individuals carries with it […]