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Keith E. Buhler
God, Nature, Evolution, or whatever has so ordained that we come to the most interesting conclusions only means of the most boring arguments, and that the most immediately fun and interesting topics of conversation take us to the most boring […]
Keith E. BuhlerChurch
The Great Schism and Icons - History of Christian Spirituality, 7th-15th Century
Matthew Lee Anderson
I am excited about the Symposium that Joe Carter is hosting at Evangelical Outpost, and quite honored to be a judge. I would strongly encourage all my Mere-O neighbors to enter, as I think the topic is particularly stimulating (not […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
In Memorium: Clyde Cook
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsUncategorized
More ISI, Less CPAC: Rod Dreher on the Future of Conservatism
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A Midsummer Night's Dance: Love's Beauty and Roles
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Around the Web
Matthew Lee Anderson
In his article last Thursday, William Saletan highlighted sex selection’s apparent arrival to American shores. He writes: Now comes further evidence of this effect. Two days ago, economists Douglas Almond and Lena Edlund published an article in Proceedings of the […]
Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice
The Postmodern Soul(?) and Augustine
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
The recent flap over a California court’s decision that threatened the (assumed) legality of homeschooling in California has now subsided due to the decision being vacated. However, the issue will doubtlessly be a newsworthy item for a while, as the […]
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Imperturbable smiles are pitiable things, somewhat reminiscent of the Little Prince’s rose who took naive delight in her four thorns, unjustifiably proud of the one thing that made her vulnerable—and laughable; or of Voltaire’s Candide always optimistically re-interpreting the facts […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
The Death of Statesmanship