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Matthew Lee Anderson responds to Frank Turk's review of Earthen Vessels.
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
The quickly lowering price of Earthen Vessels for the Kindle (now $3.49, for a limited time) prompted this question from a friend: At what point is that kind of
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
I have been rather reluctant to write anything in response to Fred Sanders’ post about Earthen Vessels, if only because I’m convinced it’s better than the book itself. Fred has a way with things, and it’s fully on display here. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
When I sat down to write Earthen Vessels, one of my hopes was to explore the body in its relationship to time and our own personal narratives. That, like many of my hopes, was dashed upon the rocks as I […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
There’s no time for niceties here: Ben Simpson has a critique to offer, and it’s a solid one: Is death an enemy, an evidence of a horrendous evil
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
Well, here’s something. Ryan Dobson has all the radio instincts of his mildly famous father, and his co-host Toben is a crack up. The combination made for a lively, rollicking conversation that opened with me reducing Montana to F-150 […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
On page 28 of Earthen Vessels I quoted Oliver O'Donovan's standard for theological ethics: "The Church can be committed to ethics without moderating the tone
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
Life circumstances have put me behind on responding, but haven’t kept Zac Hicks from interacting with my final chapter (life circumstances have also precluded the person who volunteered for chapter 10 from responding to it, so there you have it). […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
Jake Meador, writing about my take on sexuality, wants me to expand my thoughts on the "apologetic undercurrent" of evangelical teachings about sexuality: Sadly, evangelicals are often unwilling
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
Timothy Dalrymple added some insights into the reasons beneath various types of tattoos. I have to underscore that the whole list is worth reading, but the last one is especially
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
Brian Hedges reflecting on my chapter on homosexuality, a chapter that I'm honestly surprised hasn't gotten more attention: Reading this chapter reminded me of John Stott’
Matthew Lee AndersonEarthen Vessels
I wish the story was a joke, but it wasn’t. A few weeks back, not long after Steve Jobs died, a story went around about a company named, of all things, Holy Smokes will take the cremains of your loved […]