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Michael ReneauBooksThe Little Way of Ruthie LemingRod Dreher
The Little Way of Ruthie Leming: A Southern Girl, a Small Town, and the Secret of a Good Life is a memoir, biography, and meditation all rolled up in one.
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How does one retain a passion for learning after college ends? Here are 5 summer reading book recommendations to ease the graduate into post-college life.
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I am really pleased to welcome (again) Matthew Tuininga to Mere-O. A Ph.D. candidate at Emory University, Matthew is one of the sharpest young Christian voices working at
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Dr. Thomas Ward reviews C.S. Lewis and the Church, a collection of essays on Lewis and his views on the Church.
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Since reading Doug Wilson's Wordsmithy in January, I've recommended it to at least five different aspiring writers as one of the most helpful guides to the
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Jonathan Merritt is a friend, someone who I think very highly of and who has been enormously kind to me. We don't always agree, as I outline in
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I don’t think anxiety is a peculiarly modern phenomenon, but I suspect that it has become particularly pronounced for many people in recent years. The expanding economy has opened
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Eric Eekhoff is a reader of Mere-O who occasionally reviews books for us. His last contribution was the definitive review of Tim Challies's book on technology. I
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I've made no secret of the fact that I'm a fan of Fred Sanders' Deep Things of God. I was honored, though, that Christianity Today
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
What have Kuyperians, the New Perspectivists on Paul, and the emerging church have in common? According to David VanDrunen, they all think that "the redemptive transformation of culture is
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
James Payton Jr. has a mission. He thinks that Protestants have gotten the Reformation and its teachings wrongs, and has set about in his latest book to correct the errors.
Christopher BensonBooks
I recently broadcast new and upcoming titles of interest, but a clear stand-out emerges. Here's the career of an inquiry. First, there was Lewis Mumford's