The Archive
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyLiberal Arts
Morality, Beauty, and Abercrombie
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
On Metaphysical Conservatism and the Problem of Marriage
Matthew Lee Anderson
It’s been a long time since I have posted consistently here at Mere-O, or anywhere else for that matter. The new position at Evangelical Outpost and my day job have conspired to sap nearly all my intellectual energy. I simply […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
There are few decisions or events in our media saturated era that happen without the requisite context to pass a reasonable judgment. And judgement–in a non-pejorative sense–is precisely what political punditry offers the political process. The ability to assess information, […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
There’s little left to say about Public Enemies that Brett McCracken (who is working on a book on hipster Christianity that is sure to be a must-read) hasn’t already said. More than anything, Public Enemies revels in and inflates […]
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Some Rough Notes on Technology, Exclusivity, and Online Church
Matthew Lee Anderson
In case you missed it, First Things got a facelift last weekend. A few of my favorite blogs now reside there, including Wesley J. Smith’s Secondhand Smoke and the ineffable James Polous’ cohort of Postmodern Conservatives. Second, the brilliant […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPro-Life
The Uneasy Union: Social Conservatives' Place in the Republican Party
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Assorted Readings on a Monday Evening
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
Technologism and the Problem of Limits, Redux
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
Essence, Existence, and the Dominance of Technology
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
(Editor’s Note: During the Lenten season, we have invited guest writers to post reflections here at Mere-O. Micah Hoover is an engineer by day, and a blogger by night. He posts Kierkegaardian-style meditations on the Christian life at his blog […]