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Matthew Lee Anderson
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
C.S. Lewis's is sometimes used by Christian advocates of gay marriage. But his two marriages approach doesn't mean what they think.
TexUncategorized
Ah, summer…a time of year to kick back, relax, sip some lemonade by the pool, and enjoy the slower pace of life. Maybe for some, but this year I’
TexMusicChurchTheology and Practice
We’re living in a time when there is a manifest crisis of worship in the church. It’s almost as if we’re in the midst of a rebellion
Matthew Lee Anderson
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 […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The recent California Supreme Court decision to sanction homosexual marriage has launched the question of the State's relationship to matrimony back into the public consciousness. Jennifer Roback Morse,
TexEconomics and Business
Imperialism is a word most often found in the mouths of green and hip college students, slung about in derision of cold-hearted, greedy conservatives that do little more than
TexPhilosophyrevelationTheology and Practice
If there is one idea that comes up in every lecture at Acton University, it is a particular view of the human person mentioned in shorthand as “Christian anthropology.” This
Keith E. BuhlerBooks
"I sense a craving in our churches and youth groups for a deeper union with Christ." (p.81) In Sex, Sushi, & Salvation Christian George has continued the
TexEconomics and Business
A special treat for the attendees of Acton University, Mustafa Akyol delivered a lunch lecture addressing the principles of Islam that are basically compatible with free markets and free societies.
TexInternational Politics
The Judeo-Christian religion has always experienced a tension between expansion and isolation, universality and particularity. From the beginning of the history of the world as outlined in the Hebrew
TexEconomics and Business
I have often found myself banging my head against the wall in frustration with the profligate waste of youthful energy exhibited by groups like Rock the Vote, Green Peace, and