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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
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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
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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.
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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
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Belief: Readings on the Reason for Faith Edited by Francis S. Collins HarperOne, 2010 352 pp., $19.99 What kind of flowers does Francis S. Collins—one of the world’
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“There are,” a professor once remarked to me, “two types of people in the world: uniters and dividers.” Jim Belcher is a uniter par excellance. Deep Church is a thoughtful,
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From Professor Smith, in response to my review. So here we have Mr. Smith responding to Mr. Anderson. All of a sudden I feel like I should say, “Missster ANDersssson…
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To be human is to be a lover. That is the starting point for Jamie Smith’s latest work, Desiring the Kingdom, in which he presents an important challenge to
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This summer I interned at the field office of Los Angeles City Council President Eric Garcetti. I spent the days taking calls from constituents, working to build support for a