The Archive
Matthew Lee Anderson
Two questions from the Narnia front today. Is Narnia religious? The question is obviously significant from a marketing standpoint. Today’s Washington Times write-up quotes a Disney exec and a Zondervan exec offering opposing view points. On the one hand: Dennis […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
I’ll be on Janet Parshall’s America today at 11:30 PST (2:30 EST) talking about GodBlogCon at blogging. Scared spitless, as usual–check out JPAmerica.com for a list of syndicated stations. Thanks, Richard, for the compliment. Still too nervous and too halting, […]
TexPhilosophy
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is currently exhibiting 19th century narrative art from England and France. I spent my Saturday afternoon wandering from one painting to another, entertaining myself
Andrew SelbyMusic
About 24 hours ago I stopped procrastinating and bought Switchfoot's new CD Nothing is Sound and, man, did I make a good decision. It is another offering of
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
I'm leaving for San Diego with my beautiful and patient wife. We're going to go replace our candles so we can start burning them from both
Keith E. BuhlerEducationEpistemology
I want to be an intelligent person. Many people I know want to be intelligent persons, and pursue this end with much energy, vigour, and enthusiasm…. my question is about the purpose of all this bustle. Namely: What is the […]
Andrew Selby
We’ll miss Mr. Matthew Anderson as he takes off on a very much deserved vacation this weekend. The way Matt pulled off GodBlogCon is inspiring. I’m proud to call him one of my friends. He had a great list of […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Hugh Hewitt's op-ed in the NY Times is available. With characteristic clarity, Hewitt outlines his thoughts on the ramifications of the Miers meltdown. The core of Hewitt&
Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature
Update: Rhett weighs in! Surprise choice: My Name is Asher Lev. I haven't read it, but that's a strong recommendation... I'm a bit behind
Andrew Selby
What does a philosophy major do with his degree? Well, finance is far superior to flipping burgers, so I think the profession I’m in for the time being is pretty respectable. What it certainly has done is force me to […]
Tex
Last evening the Canterbury Choral Society gave a laudable performance of Verdi’s Requiem at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. The weighty lyrics were expertly matched with a full-bodied performance of the soul-shaking music. Verdi was a king of operatic composition, […]
Andrew SelbyTheology and Practice
Dallas Willard, master philosopher and Christian, wrote an amazing book a few years ago called The Divine Conspiracy. In it he writes about how both left and right wing theology