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Derek, Matt, and Alastair cover the topic of curiosity. The group leads with an essay from John Webster, helpfully titled "Curiosity." During the course of the show, they
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A couple of months back, the podcast looked at the age-old question: Should Women Preach? Matt, Alastair, and Andrew are back to discuss sermons more broadly, rather than weighing
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The usual crew is joined by Megan K. DeFranza, author of Sex Difference in Christian Theology: Male, Female, and Intersex in the Image of God. Matthew Lee Anderson reviewed the
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Derek and Alastair are joined this week by guests Dr. Kevin Vanhoozer and Gerald Hiestand. They've each co-written books (different books, no less), which you can find
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Most of the usual crew join this conversation on liturgical forms of worship. They're talking about a two part series by Alastair Roberts (part one is here, part
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The usual suspects gather to consider how God interacts with the world. They discuss this article from Peter Leithart. You may also find this article from Alastair helpful. If you
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Having just celebrated Pentecost, we consider the role that the frequently overlooked 'prophetic' gift of the Spirit plays in the life of the church. Articles to consider include
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John Piper answered "no." Our own Andrew Wilson responded "yup." Tom Schreiner weighed in with his "nope." And then Andrew said "Still yes,
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Collin Hansen's Blind Spots focuses on evangelical areas that are overlooked. He joins Mere Fidelity to discuss.
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A national debate on the nature and limits of childhood is currently underfoot, and as only one of us has children we decided to weigh in. We mentioned a number
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Charles Camosy joins Mere Fidelity to discuss his new book Beyond the Abortion Wars: A Way Forward for a New Generation.
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You commented: we listened. After a number of intelligent readers made remarks about the church in America losing its position of "privilege," we decided to talk about what