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Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

(Apparent) Internal Contradictions - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Humor me for a minute and allow me to make a significant number of generalizations and assumptions, most of which stem from my experience. Theological liberals often tend to be political liberals as well.  In this, they often want the […]

Matthew Lee Anderson

PJ and a Plug - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

P.J. O’Rourke is a serious thinker.  But this is too good to pass up: All politics stink. Even democracy stinks. Imagine if our clothes were selected by the majority of shoppers, which would be teenage girls. I’d be standing here […]

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorizedLiterature

In Defense of C.S. Lewis's Literary Imagination

In Defense of C.S. Lewis's Literary Imagination

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Pinker's Paranoia: Stephen Pinker (Mis)Reads Leon Kass

Pinker's Paranoia: Stephen Pinker (Mis)Reads Leon Kass

TexUncategorized

Reasons to Love

Reasons to Love

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Repeating Repetition

Repeating Repetition

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Steven Pinker on Human Dignity

Steven Pinker on Human Dignity

Matthew Lee AndersonBook Reviews

Sex, Sushi and Salvation: Under Review

Sex, Sushi and Salvation: Under Review

Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized

The Superstition of Divorce

The Superstition of Divorce

Keith E. BuhlerChurch

Bauer/Koester's Unproven Assumptions - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

For most Christians in most places at most times, believers have desired (and been able) to distinguish between orthodox/faithful members of the Church and heterodox/faithless (seeming) members. The criteria may change, or may be much debated, but the commonest assumption […]

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Can Men and Women be Friends?

Can Men and Women be Friends?

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

A Question of Marriage: Homosexual Marriage and the Slippery Slope Argument

A Question of Marriage: Homosexual Marriage and the Slippery Slope Argument