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Keith E. Buhler
Faith, it drives me away But it turns me on Like a strangers love -Muse With regard to a Jewish agnostic friend of ours, Matt Anderson once remarked that he is “flirting with Christianity.” This friend of ours is a […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
I am now intrigued by the possibility of picking every series wrong except for one (Cardinals in round one). My picks for the Division series champions: Mets and A’s. Reality: Cardinals and Tigers. I should pick the Cardinals for Gary’s […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
Those Crazy Thinkers in the Past Thought We Should Teach Our Children How to Use Language
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
Looking for a Great Latin Curriculum?
Matthew Lee AndersonembodimentAnthropology
In the last couple of days I have read Augustine’s De Magistro or The Teacher, which concerns the nature of true learning. To give a clumsy paraphrase of the subtle dialogue with his son, Adeodatus, he argues that learning (all […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Recently, I watched the 1965 Civil War film Shenandoah starring the lovable Jimmy Stewart. The film deals with the question of what it means to be an American, as seen through the lives of the Anderson family, of which Stewart’s […]
TexTheology and Practice
The Lamp of the Body
Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized
Washington Post on "Facing the Giants"
Matthew Lee AndersonrevelationTheology and Practice
Identity and Religious Pluralism: A Reply to an Email
Matthew Lee Anderson
George Wiegel takes on the notion that Benedict has taken a different stance toward Islam then Pope John Paul II. This quote by John Paul II, well, seems to prove the point: “Whoever knows the Old and New Testaments, and […]
Matthew Lee AndersonSports
Reason #104 to Read Mere-O
Matthew Lee AndersonSports
Small Attempts at Ingenuity