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My friend Mark Tooley treats the evangelical left’s response to the Tea Party as a sign their influence is fading: The current economy and political climate, of which the Tea Party is a symptom, may have neutralized whatever gains Wallis’s […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Why Evangelical Christians Cannot Win: Beck, Patrol, and Civil Religion
Andrew WalkerEvangelicalism
Matt Anderson on "Focusing on the Family"
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
I have plans to return to the issue of homosexuality sometime soon to affirm Ross’s excellent clarification, address Jan’s excellent query, and to try to respond to a few comments. But the past few days, my thoughts have been consumed […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
The Deep Things of God: An Evangelicalism I Can Live In
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Catholic Evangelicals and the Future of the Movement
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
Baptized Consumerism - An Argument for Christendom
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The Sustainability of a Purely Evangelical Identity
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Hang around evangelicalism long enough and you’re bound to hear the “gnostic” critique. It was given the most legitimacy by N.T. Wright in Surprised by Hope, who reminded the world that our bodies are raised up in the last day. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
If you trust the media, it’s all we do. And if you trust many of the younger evangelical set, they’ll immediately concur. But when you compare evangelicals to other branches of Christianity, the reality is surprising. Evangelicals, it turns out, […]
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Son of God. Prince of Peace. Son of Man. Cagefighter? While the first three masculine titles given to our Lord Jesus are biblical and sufficient enough to express the wonder of Jesus, the last title seems to be ever-more increasingly […]
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The Subtle Promotion of Death