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could i interest you in everything all of the time? [because everything is the same] - Doctors Without Boredom

By now you’ve probably watched “Welcome to the Internet”, Bo Burnham’s hilariously disturbing song about… well, the Internet. It’s funny, but I’ve stopped laughing at the jokes but still keep listening to it. If you haven’t already seen it and […]

Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsCultureTheologyChurchMere Fidelityreligion

“Divided We Fall,” with David French

“Divided We Fall,” with David French

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'An Introduction to Theological Anthropology,' with Dr. Joshua Farris

'An Introduction to Theological Anthropology,' with Dr. Joshua Farris

Matthew LoftusCultureCriminal Justice

things that can be true at the same time - Doctors Without Boredom

A collection of thoughts about race, policing, and the Church in America.

Caleb WaitPainSufferingCultureTheologytheodicyMere Fidelity

'Christ and Calamity,' with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

'Christ and Calamity,' with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

Caleb WaitPoliticsCultureChurchMere FidelityGuns

"God and Guns in America," with Dr. Michael Austin

"God and Guns in America," with Dr. Michael Austin

Noah Van NielFeaturedCulture

Beauty Spots - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

…When old age shall this generation waste,                 Thou shalt remain, in midst of other woe Than ours, a friend to man, to whom thou say’st,          “Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all                 Ye know on earth, and all ye need […]

Caleb WaitThe GospelCultureTheologyChurchMere Fidelity

What is The Gospel™?

What is The Gospel™?

Caleb WaitCultureTheologyChurchpastoringMere Fidelityministry

"The Care of Souls," with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

"The Care of Souls," with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

Vika PecherskyPoliticsFeaturedCulture

We're All Legalists Now: Notes on Solzhenitsyn's Harvard Address

Alexander Solzhenitsyn opens his Harvard commencement address with a statement that is characteristically Russian, something Dostoyevsky would probably say — “The truth is seldom pleasant; it is invariably bitter.”

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Crises in Evangelicalism with Dr. Molly Worthen

Crises in Evangelicalism with Dr. Molly Worthen

Caleb WaitHumilityCultureTheologyChurchKarl Barthsystematic theologyMere Fidelity

"Divine Humility," with Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen

"Divine Humility," with Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen