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The shape of our language will in turn shape us. When we become comfortable with the crude and banal, we ourselves become crude and banal.
Matt MillerLiberal ArtsLewis HydeWendell Berry
Capitalism won't save the arts. But a conception of vocation probably will.
Matthew Lee AndersonLiberal Arts
My friend Trevin Wax says wise things in response to Francis Chan's book on hell: What is needed is a response that takes into consideration the beauty of
Kevin WhiteLiberal ArtsEvangelicalismHistory/Church History
Name: Samuel Rutherford Born: c. 1600, Nisbet, Scotland Died: March 20, 1661, St. Andrews, Scotland Bio: Samuel Rutherford was appointed minister in 1627 of the parish church of Anwoth, a
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One of the theological areas most likely to raise questions about the relationship between historical Christian teaching and Greek (especially Platonic) thought is that of human nature. Especially with regard
Kevin WhitePhilosophyLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church HistoryMetaphysics (Ontology)Trinity
In my last post, I asserted that the early Christians made discriminating use of the ideas and methods of Greek philosophy. The key terms and categories were carefully reshaped and
Jake MeadorLiberal ArtsMarriageTheology and PracticeSocietyFormation
Cross-posted at Notes from a Small Place, where I've had several posts related to marriage lately, hence the disclaimer below. Disclaimer: I kinda-sorta want to apologize
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Three American flags draped the coffins lying on the cargo floor of my C-17. It was only three hours earlier that I had received a phone call informing me
Jake MeadorPoliticsHistoryEthicsPhilosophyPolitical TheoryembodimentLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticePolitical Theology
I'd never heard of George William Curtis before this past Saturday. A quote of his popped up on my friend's facebook wall, in what I assume
TexPoetryLiberal Arts
I AM, the holy smoking fire, Burns bright on Sinai's awful height; And tremors from His words of might Split wide the earth and shake the pyre Where
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Last week I rhapsodized (a bit) on the irreplaceable value of live music as the means by which we experience the personality of the performers. In a good performance a
TexPoliticsLiberal ArtsHistory/Church History
Every generation struggles towards a certain self-understanding as its members move from immaturity to adulthood and walk through the trials of growing, thinking, discovering, and confronting responsibility. This path