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The Sword and the Shaving Brush Towards a Biblical understanding of fashion by Timothy Bartel Part IV – Relativism, Modesty, Evangelism It is here that contemporary Christians bring a unique and needed element into the cultural climate, for we ask […]
Anodosembodiment
The Sword and the Shaving Brush Towards a Biblical Understanding of fashion By Timothy Bartel Part III – The Three Aesthetic Problems How can the Bible inform our understanding of fashion today? Surely the runways of Milan are a different […]
AnodosrevelationembodimentLiberal ArtsTheology and Practice
A Brief History of Clothing
AnodosembodimentLiberal ArtsTheology and Practice
The Sword and the Shaving Brush - Towards a Biblical Understanding of Fashion
Matthew Lee Andersonembodiment
Music has a body. Or, as Jeremy Begbie argues in the latest Books and Culture, the expression of music is inseparable from corporeality. Music making and music hearing are ways we engage the physical world. Even in the case of […]
Keith E. BuhlerAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
A question for discussion
Matthew Lee Andersonembodiment
Last night, Joe Carter argued that we have obligations now to people we will meet in the future, such as our spouses. I pointed out (in the comments) that this would entail that we have obligations now to people in the […]
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
With Andrew Murray in Christ's School of Prayer
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentEvangelicalismTheology and Practice
Ted Haggard: Bad Fruit Out of a Bad Tree
Elliot RavenwoodembodimentAnthropology
You’re late for work, but you can’t find your car keys. You walk down the street and suddenly trip over nothing. You turn to sit in your chair, only to fall flat on your bum. Your printer jams minutes before […]
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
"What's the Mind Got to Do with It?": Love, Reason, and Emotion in Jonathan Edwards
Matthew Lee AndersonembodimentAnthropology
In the last couple of days I have read Augustine’s De Magistro or The Teacher, which concerns the nature of true learning. To give a clumsy paraphrase of the subtle dialogue with his son, Adeodatus, he argues that learning (all […]