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World Philosophy Day: In Memoriam - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Last Friday and Saturday the world celebrated World Philosophy day.  Where were you? Were you trapped in a Sartean Hell with No Exit and the only windows being the eyes of your tortured inmates? Or were you finding your intial […]

TexEconomics and Business

APEC 2008 - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Eyes are on Peru this week, and this time they aren’t the ever-watchful eyes of NGOs monitoring fair and just elections, nor are they the eyes of the bulldog military that are constantly on guard against drug trafficking. Peru is […]

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Build a Better Dating(?) Book

Build a Better Dating(?) Book

Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature

On Chestertonian Thomism

On Chestertonian Thomism

Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature

Orthodoxy Turns 100

Orthodoxy Turns 100

Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized

You voted?

You voted?

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

Our President Elect, and My Hopes for a Cheerful Conservatism - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Tonight, the American people spoke and elected Barack Obama as their–as our–President.  It is a historic decision, and one that will doubtlessly be scrutinized relentlessly.  Barack Obama has run a masterful campaign–perhaps one of the most effective campaigns in history–and […]

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

A Final Reflection on the Vote

A Final Reflection on the Vote

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

A Few Questions Before the Election

A Few Questions Before the Election

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

Political Miscellany a Week Before the Election

Political Miscellany a Week Before the Election

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

News and Notes

News and Notes

Matthew Lee AndersonFormation

The Sustained Division: Calvin on the Perpetual Humanity of Man - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

One of the more perplexing questions of Christian theology is how, if at all, man is made righteous by the death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ.  Perhaps more than any other issue, this question reveals the fault lines between […]