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Identity and Religious Pluralism: A Reply to an Email

Identity and Religious Pluralism: A Reply to an Email

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JP II and Islam - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

George Wiegel takes on the notion that Benedict has taken a different stance toward Islam then Pope John Paul II. This quote by John Paul II, well, seems to prove the point: “Whoever knows the Old and New Testaments, and […]

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Reason #104 to Read Mere-O

Reason #104 to Read Mere-O

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Small Attempts at Ingenuity

Small Attempts at Ingenuity

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Losing the Youth: The Questionable Inevitable Apostasy of Evangelical Youth

Losing the Youth: The Questionable Inevitable Apostasy of Evangelical Youth

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A Brief Return to Transcendence

A Brief Return to Transcendence

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Just a Reminder

Just a Reminder

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Harvard Educational Reform

Harvard Educational Reform

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Disposable Ipods and the Culture of Consumption - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

This interview with Giles Slade, author of the soon to be released Made to Break: Technology and Obsolescene in America, is a worthwhile read. Slade criticizes a consumer culture that values disposability rather than durability. His arguments are that disposable […]

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Playoff Predictions

Playoff Predictions

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Punctuation's Parable - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Academic elites of a Western stripe are nearly mad in their obsession with cultural relativism. It has become a mark of distinction, if not one of moral fiber, among these self-styled protectors of thought to outstrip even Derrida and Lyotard […]

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Proof of Human Depravity: Making a Left in Front of an Ambulance

Proof of Human Depravity: Making a Left in Front of an Ambulance