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Joseph Minich and Jonathan Leeman offer three shared affirmations and one lingering question following their ecclesiology debate.
Jake MeadorChurch
In the aftermath of the back-and-forth between Joe Minich and Jonathan Leeman, a few key ecclesiology questions have become apparent.
Jonathan LeemanChurch
Jonathan Leeman was kind enough to write a lengthy reply to Joseph Minich's recent extended review of his new book "Political Church."
Joseph MinichChurch
Other posts in the series: Part 1 of Minich’s Review Leeman’s Response 3 Ecclesiology Questions Joint Statements Here is part two of Joseph Minich’s review of Political Church by Jonathan Leeman. You can download a full PDF of the review by […]
Joseph MinichChurch
In part one of his review of Jonathan Leeman's new book "Political Church" Joseph Minich reviews and summarizes Leeman's core ideas.
Jake MeadorChurchEvangelicalism
The Benedict Option demands an ecclesiology that can promote both discipleship and evangelization. And the best answer may just be in Geneva.
Jake MeadorChurchCurrent Politics
An inverted question of the great question facing Jayber Crow is the chief question facing many contemporary conservatives.
Jake MeadorChurchEvangelicalismFormation
There are a few more things that need to be said as we wrap up this week’s Crump-related fun. (And no, I did not watch last night’s debate so do not ask me about it. I was busy playing Football […]
Jake MeadorChurchFormation
I’m pleased to host this excellent interview between Mere Fidelity contributor Alastair Roberts and my friend Dr. Brad Littlejohn. Dr. Littlejohn, who did his doctoral work at Edinburgh with Mere O favorite Oliver O’Donovan, has just published a popular level […]
Jake MeadorChurch
Biola University's "Future of the Church" event set to happen next week should be a fascinating discussion between four leading Christian theologians.
Brett McCrackenHomosexualityTechnologyChurchEvangelicalismTheology and PracticeSexualitySocial MedialgbtqQ BostonRod DreherMichael HortonGabe LyonsQ Ideasgay marriageFormation
Reflections on Q Boston, healthy disagreement and the importance of relational proximity in a world of disembodied discourse and principles over people.
Jake MeadorChurch
The New Parish is a book with a great idea executed only half as well as it might have been, due in no small part to the dreadful language the writers use.