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Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
I have sometimes argued that on the whole, college is bad for Christian youth. A recent study has been released that disconfirms that theory: students who don't go
Keith E. BuhlerAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
Which is more important, to know reality or to know yourself? This distinction keeps coming up in the sources I have been reading (or listening to) and I'd
Keith E. Buhler
In one of the essays in the Weight of Glory collection, CS Lewis interrupts himself to break the “fourth wall” of literature and confront the reader with this question: (And I paraphrase,) “Do you think I am trying to charm […]
Keith E. Buhler
“In a nonmetaphysical age there is probably more metaphysics, in the common sense (ie a priori assumptions) than in any other, because there is more complete unconsciousness that we are resting on our own ideas, while we please ourselves with […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
With graduation season in full swing, it’s time to dispense all our “nuggets of wisdom” on the newest members of adult society–the high school graduate. I’m certainly young (25) to be handing out advice, but age has never stopped me […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
While taking down Good to Great for its sloppy description of the purported "Dark Ages," the Bourgeois Burglar writes: Leaving the abuse of the Dark Ages, a comment
Matthew Lee Anderson
That’s the question Steven Landsberg asks over at Slate. His answer: Accounting for all that, it turns out that the immigrant’s $7 gain is worth about five times the American’s $3 loss. In other words, to justify keeping the immigrant […]
TexUncategorized
Live blogging simply isn't possible for me here in Jordan. As much as I'd like to send out minute by minute reports on what I'
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
See Parts One, Two, Three and Four here. Many thanks to Richard Radcliffe for submitting the thought provoking essay. IV. CONCLUSION In sum, this essay has posited the thesis that
Matthew Lee Anderson
See Part One, Two and Three of this excellent series by Richard Radcliffe. C. Luther’s Ardent Views Against Jews Were Not Localized To The Final, Infirm Years Of His Life, And Cannot Be Excused By Advanced Age Or His Illnesses. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
A variety of choice thoughts from my internet reading the past two weeks: From Peggy Noonan's scathing article about the Bush Adminstration's treatment of Conservatives: Now
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
See Part One and Part Two of this series. B. Luther’s Views Are Not Based on Personal, Emotional Outbursts, But On Longstanding Reflected Exegesis of Scriptures—A Hallmark of