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Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Notes toward the Conservative Renewal: Gerson and Wehner
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Thomas Says: Killing Plants and Animals
Cate MacDonaldTheology and PracticeFormation
Backyard Character
Jeremy MannFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Quinceañera is a Good Movie About Los Angeles
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 […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Limits of Imagination: Health Care at First Things
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Political Fruit: Christendom in Proper Perspective
Jeremy MannLiterature
C.S. Lewis was True to Himself
Matthew Lee Anderson
I am honored and humbled that Christianity Today’s Collin Hansen penned a synopsis of our discussion about evangelicalism at The City. Hansen knows young evangelicals as well as anyone–his thorough and detailed treatment of the young Reformed left little more […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Matthew Milliner’s recent article for Public Discourse is a triumph that had me shouting ‘yes’ all the way through. As a young conservative who remains hopeful that conservatism offers something deeper than tax cuts or strong defense, I found Milliner’s […]
Jeremy MannFormation
German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) wrote a book that had the alternative title How to Philosophize With a Hammer. I’m reminded of this when I read Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who could have just as easily written a book with the alternative […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
What Marriage is For: Robert George's Latest in the Ongoing Conversation