The Archive
Elliot RavenwoodFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Why are Marty McFly and Doc Brown casting lingering glances at each other? Why is that hug between Maverick and Iceman lasting so long? It’s all part of the
Keith E. BuhlerEducation
“It is impossible to teach from a religiously or philosophically neutral position.” St. Augustine Academy, Tulsa Oklahoma
Matthew Lee AndersonSports
Victory at last. Week Two: vs. The Magic Johnsons Recap: By dictating the tempo of the game, Rational Animals took advantage of a newfound outside game to put away the
Matthew Lee AndersonBible
I’m going to take a stab at responding to “DSH’s” comment at Jon Rowe’s blog. Jon is an immensely bright guy, as DSH seems to be. I pick on his post because it highlights not only some of the central […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
They all go into the dark. Whether famous and wealthy or unknown and merely comfortable, death takes all men. And death has taken two good men this week, men in extremely different circumstances but both men who I will miss. […]
Keith E. Buhler
What is space? What is time? If you are looking for a modern physicist’s take on the very best answers to those two questions, and all of the related mysteries they stir up, check out Brian Greene’s Fabric of the […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
This is an amazing story about Jason McElwain, an autistic high schooler who was manager for the basketball team for a few years and was put in to the last game of the season. The result: six 3-pointers, 20 points […]
Matthew Lee AndersonBibleLiteratureTheology and Practice
I wish I had thought of this. Leithart's thoughts on the similarity between the Gospel of John and Homer's Odyssey are, if nothing else, provocative: And
Keith E. Buhler
I have officially applied to Fuller Graduate School of Psychology. I’m pretty excited! This coming week I will be taking the Graduate Recording Exam… It is one of the last steps. A few more letters of rec. and the GRE […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPoetryTheology and Practice
Update: the rather humorous spelling error is fixed. Thanks, Jim! Today is Ash Wednesday, one of my favorite days in the church calendar. When I turned twenty-four this January,
Matthew Lee Anderson
Carnage. More carnage. Week One: vs. Street Ballers Recap: It was close for 32 minutes, then they pulled away. We had a number of turnovers and didn’t get back on defense, allowing a few easy baskets. I was, of course, […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophy
Also worth your time is this article on Princeton academic and natural law theorist Robert George. I'm somewhat influenced by George--I found his Natural Law an able