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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.

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Change of Direction

August 22nd, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

On the Intentional Life

August 22nd, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Suspicions of Big Business, Part II

August 13th, 2006|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Go Mitt Romney!

August 10th, 2006

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Big Business is Suspicious

August 4th, 2006|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Shyamalan on my Mind: Review of "The Village"

August 3rd, 2006|4 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

The Sweet and Mystical Beauty of George MacDonald's Phantastes

August 2nd, 2006|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

"Lady in the Water" Reviews

July 31st, 2006|4 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

GodBlogCon 2006 Looks Awesome

July 7th, 2006

By Matthew Lee Anderson

What Has Happened to the Great Books and Why Christian Educators Need to Get Back to Them

June 24th, 2006|2 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

College "Hookup" Culture

June 8th, 2006|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Active Christian Media Review: How to Be Your Own Publicist

June 4th, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume IV

June 2nd, 2006|2 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Logic: An Encomium

June 1st, 2006|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume III

May 30th, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume II

May 30th, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Thoughts on Theaetetus: Volume I

May 29th, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

A New Set of Toys for Matt

May 28th, 2006|1 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Dan Brown's Real Purpose Behind the Da Vinci Code

May 23rd, 2006

By Matthew Lee Anderson

On GodBlogs and Priorities

May 23rd, 2006|1 min read