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Keith E. BuhlerEvangelicalismFormation
“But one ought to try to become as good as possible oneself, but not to think that only oneself can become perfectly good — for if one thinks this is one is not yet perfectly good.” -Plotinus Ennead II.9, Chap. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
An Open Letter to Canon
Matthew Lee Anderson
It’s Valentine’s Day. The day for romance. The day for love. But that’s not stopping me. My wife and I watched “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” this last weekend, so I was planning this post before Melinda Penner at STR […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
My time at Wheatstone Academy was one of the most significant learning experiences of my life, mostly because I received challenging and difficult instruction from my boss on a regular basis. That boss, Brian Nick, has now become a friend […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
A while ago, I linked to this story pointing out that “subjective well being” is increasingly being used as a measuring rod for British policy. Mere O reader Peregrine commented right away, pointing out that it might be useful. He […]
Matthew Lee AndersonMusicChurch
Christians by Faith, not by Genre: Sufjan, Swithfoot, and the Nature of the Artist
Elliot RavenwoodUncategorized
By Zeus! Greeks are worshipping the ancient gods again!
Matthew Lee AndersonPro-LifeScience
From Death unto Life: The Pro-Life Position and the Presence of Death
Matthew Lee AndersonBibleTheology and PracticeFormation
The Key to the Gospel of John: Final Installment
Matthew Lee AndersonBibleFormation
I was planning on being finished with these reflections on John, but these excellent questions from Andrew have inspired me to write one more post. If anything is clear in the Gospel of John, the thought that Jesus is both […]
Matthew Lee AndersonHermeneuticsEvangelicalism
The Body of the Word: Louis Gaussen's "Theopneustia"
Matthew Lee AndersonEpistemologyFormation
Character, Skepticism, and Prayer