The Archive
Matthew Lee Anderson
It’s carnival season here at Mere O, and to make the most of it I thought I would provide the posts with the sort of panache that is only fitting for our digs: bad poetry. I should note that the […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
My hiatus last week left me lots of catching up to do. Here are a few items that I found interesting: Tattoos are going to be easier to remove than
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Recently, I referenced an article that ostensibly argued that the university does not have the corrosive effect on religious belief that it is sometimes thought to have. The study was not available at the time, but it has since been […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
We participated in some of the earliest Christian Carnivals, then dropped out for a good stretch of time, restarted, got lost in the transition to the new leadership, and finally
Matthew Lee AndersonPro-Life
The NY Times reported last Wednesday that three former Surgeon Generals had felt pressure from their respective administrations to suppress stories for political reasons. The story was a precursor to
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
As someone interested in all things pertaining to education and the university, it was with no little eagerness that I picked up Tom Wolfe’s I Am Charlotte Simmons. When
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The crew behind GodBlogCon have pulled together a stellar lineup of speakers for this year's event, adding to the usual suspects the heavy firepower of Al Mohler. What&
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Conservatives have suspected it for a long, long time--the disgruntlement with the war at the NY Times has seeped into headlines, articles and the stories they choose to run.
Matthew Lee Anderson
I’ll be reading Philebus all weekend with some friends, so blogging may be a bit lighter. Here are a few stories that caught my eye this week. O Death, where is thy victory? Al Mohler writes that a German cable […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
When I offered three cheers and a jeer for evangelical worship music, I thought it might require some clarification and qualification. Like anything, this is a difficult issue if only because it’s not clear what worship songs–or hymns–are under consideration […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Mark Olson, whose digs are over at Pseudo-Polymath, is (with my brother) one of the blogosphere’s best-kept secrets. He not only manages to find interesting links every morning, but frequently manages to write provocative and sophisticated content. A cyclist, Mark […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
From the G.K. Chesterton archives on this Independance Day: This is the first principle of democracy: that the essential things in men are the things they hold in common,