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Trevin Wax joins Matthew Lee Anderson as they continue their read through of Chesterton's Orthodoxy. This week, they are focusing on chapters 7 and 8.
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Even if you haven't been reading along with Trevin and I, I still commend this series of posts on Chesterton's book to you. The latest is
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Matthew Lee Anderson and Trevin Wax continue their discussion of G.K. Chesterton's Orthodoxy with the Ethics of Elfland and Flag of the World.
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Trevin Wax and I are keeping up our conversation about Chesterton’s Orthodoxy. We’re bouncing back over to his place this time around, and I encourage you to chime in with your comments there. The previous discussion on the introduction here at […]
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Orthodoxy is an important book and Matthew Lee Anderson and Trevin Wax are inviting you to read through it with them.
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The End of our Exploring is a book that highlights the primacy of understanding, rather than apologetics, within the Christian life.
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The ordinary and comfortable are not equivalent. Radical Christianity thrives by conflating them in unhelpful ways.
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Kids and questions go together. Cate MacDonald reflects on the questioning life in light of her work with high schoolers.
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What happens when Christian freedom to enjoy alcohol goes from being a "nice to have" to a "must have"? When liberty becomes just a new sort of legalism?
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The vocation of writing has shifted as the value of words has been reduced. How should we think about the craft of writing when words are free?
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Conservatives and progressives have not questioned well. Matthew Lee Anderson's The End of Our Exploring brings them together under this charge.
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If I may sound a personal note, just for a moment: over the past year or so I have written less here at Mere-O than ever before. That has