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Matthew Lee Anderson

Criticizing a (Reluctant) Conservative Christian Argument For Same Sex Marriage - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

John Schwenkler argues from a conservative Christian standpoint that resisting homosexual marriage does more harm than good: What are the realities that make this so? They stem, I think, from the fact that in a society like ours, where the […]

Matthew Lee Anderson

The (Mis)Use of C.S. Lewis by Christian Libertarians - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

C.S. Lewis's is sometimes used by Christian advocates of gay marriage. But his two marriages approach doesn't mean what they think.

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This Year in Jerusalem

This Year in Jerusalem

TexMusicChurchTheology and Practice

Music and the Soul

Music and the Soul

Matthew Lee Anderson

Marriage: A Contract or Status? - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Reading Jason Kuznicki and D.A. Ridgely’s recent posts about marriage made me curious about the historical developments in the American legal understanding of marriage. Kuznicki: Ultimately, I’d like civil marriage simply to be a form of contract, combined with some […]

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The Meaning of Marriage: Jason Kuznicki and Jennifer Roback Morse

The Meaning of Marriage: Jason Kuznicki and Jennifer Roback Morse

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Imperialism and the Liberal Left

Imperialism and the Liberal Left

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Uneasy Bedfellows?: Natural Law and Protestant Theology

Uneasy Bedfellows?: Natural Law and Protestant Theology

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Sex, Sushi & Salvation (Redux)

Sex, Sushi & Salvation (Redux)

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Mustafa Akyol on the Basic Compatibility of Islam with Free Market Economy

Mustafa Akyol on the Basic Compatibility of Islam with Free Market Economy

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Christianity and Globalization: A Unity in Diversity

Christianity and Globalization: A Unity in Diversity

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The Danger of Misplaced Pity

The Danger of Misplaced Pity