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Andrew SelbyPolitics
Just take a second and drop an email to Senators Boxer and Feinstein. Let them know that the filibuster is undemocratic because the minority are tyrannizing over the majority - the
TexChurchEvangelicalismTheology and Practice
With all the news coverage of the passing of Pope John Paul II and now the election of Pope Benedict XVI, I have begun to hear more people abuzz with
Andrew SelbyEducationEvangelicalism
I think Matt's post was right on and I appreciated the thoughtful comments... Here's a suggestion for you pastors out there: Churches ought to give scholarships
Matthew Lee AndersonBible
Recently, Mere-O featured a story in the Independent about previously unknown Greek texts being deciphered. It turns out the story may not be a story at all. From Hannibal at arstechnica: So as of right now, the rest of the […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophy
First, read Andrew Sullivan's responses to the announcement of the new pope, here and here and here. Then read Bainbridge's response here. He politely says what
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
I was perusing Jeremy Pierce's site and I saw the plug for the latest Christian Carnival. I've not yet entered any of my posts in the
Matthew Lee AndersonBible
From the Independent: Now, in a breakthrough described as the classical equivalent of finding the holy grail, Oxford University scientists have employed infra-red technology to open up the hoard, known as the Oxyrhynchus Papyri, and with it the prospect that […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
This is the first official review of the (Lord willing!) many I will be doing for Mind and Media. Some books, no matter how badly written, still merit a reading on other grounds. Georgiana Preskar’s Seeds of Deception, which is […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophyScience
Many thanks to Joe Carter at Evangelical Outpost for hosting the symposium. Ethics in our ostensibly pluralistic society have become increasingly dominated by a single voice: science. In the 2004
Andrew SelbyPhilosophyScience
Check out the "Naturalism and Spirituality" page. The first line strikes me as a bit funny and ironic: Although naturalism may at first seem an unlikely basis for
TexScienceEpistemology
Thanks to William Dembski's link, I began reading through the official website for the Center for Naturalism and found myself laughing hysterically. It really couldn't be
Keith E. Buhler
In an ongoing effort to be radically experimental, the following post is a philosophical dialogue I have written regarding the usefulness of “seeing” what you are going to make before you make it. Please let me know how you like […]