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Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

Consistent Blogging Delayed Yet Again!

Consistent Blogging Delayed Yet Again!

Tex

Jihad and Justice: Islamic and Christian Theories of War - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Look for articles in this series every Monday and Friday…. The invasion of Iraq set off a volley of questions about the justifiability of war that continue to be asked as America, and the world, evaluates the continued presence and […]

Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized

The Death of Education....French edition!

The Death of Education....French edition!

Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology

All about Facebook

All about Facebook

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

The Death of Political Memory

The Death of Political Memory

TexUncategorized

Ethical Adventure 3: Dining on the Taxpayer’s Dime

Ethical Adventure 3: Dining on the Taxpayer’s Dime

Matthew Lee AndersonBook Reviews

Book Review: Our First Revolution

Book Review: Our First Revolution

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

Romney: Flip-Flopping or Not?

Romney: Flip-Flopping or Not?

Matthew Lee Anderson

In Pursuit of Truth: The Journal of the C.S. Lewis Foundation - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

As they penned the books that form our name here at Mere Orthodoxy, we’re pretty interested in all things C.S. Lewis and G.K. Chesterton.  I’m enthralled by the new journal of the C.S. Lewis Foundation, which owns the Kilns and […]

Tex

Best Comedy of the Web - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

If you happen to read the Mere-O Abridged sidebar you’ll notice that we’ve highlighted the Telegraphs’s Top 50 Must Watch YouTube videos for some time now. The other day I sat down to review their picks, and was amazed at […]

Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized

Confessions of a Screenwriter, Month Two: Scheduling and Research

Confessions of a Screenwriter, Month Two: Scheduling and Research

Keith E. Buhler

Mary for Evangelicals II - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

My friend Vicki responded in person to my first post about Jesus’ mother, saying that she (Vicki) does feel a certain sense of wonder about small objects that were touched or used by famous people of the past, Abraham Lincoln’s […]