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Matthew Lee Anderson

Matthew Lee Anderson is an Associate Professor of Ethics and Theology in Baylor University's Honors College. He has a D.Phil. in Christian Ethics from Oxford University, and is a Perpetual Member of Biola University's Torrey Honors College. In 2005, he founded Mere Orthodoxy.

Matthew Lee Anderson

Worship and the Missional Movement: Zac Hicks on Earthen Vessels

The Place of Death

On Sexual Apologetics: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 7)

The Tattoo and the Text: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 6)

Bridge Building and Homosexuality

Bullets, Cremains, and the Concept of the Sacred

Immanentizing our Eschatological State through Tattoos: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 6)

A Contextualized Sexuality: Jake Meador's Contribution to the EV Symposium

Christian Tattoo Academies(?!): Jason Hood on Tattoos and Christians

Ideological Politics and the Possibility of Pragmatism

Infants in the Cry Room: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 5)

Ken Myers' Heart Attack and Recovery

The Hollowness of the Self and World: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 4)

Welcoming Bodies into the Church: John Dyer on Earthen Vessels

Created to Create: Joseph Sunde on Earthen Vessels

The End of Paganism

Social Justice and the Church

The Unavoidable Question: The Earthen Vessels Symposium (Ch. 3)

An Exceptionally Kind Review of Earthen Vessels

Evangelical Inattention and Tacit Gnosticism, Revisited