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Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Andrew, Alastair, and Derek consider Jonathan Haidt's thesis that conservatives and liberals are divided by how they value harm, fairness, and authority. -- If you enjoyed the show, leave
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
We loved Alan Jacobs's terrific essay on the decline of Christian intellectuals and the reasons for it so much that we wanted to talk about it. So, we
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
Justin Taylor, Senior Vice President at Crossway Books, joins us this week to talk about the badness of plagiarism. He and Matt get into an argument; hilarity doesn't
Matthew Lee AndersonMere Fidelity
This week, Matt returns to the show and foists his questions about our current populist movements upon his reluctant dialogue partners Andrew and Alastair. Hilarity ensues. If you enjoyed the
JF ArnoldPentecostMere Fidelity
This week, Derek and Alastair have managed to keep the "extraneous bits of the show" at bay. Instead of involving Matt or Andrew, the pair talks about Pentecost
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
Derek and Alastair leave Matt and Andrew out while they discuss the Ascension. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If you didn’
JF ArnoldTribalismMere Fidelity
This week, Alastair, Matt, Andrew, and Derek talk about tribalism. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If you didn’t enjoy the
JF ArnoldPreston YanceyMere Fidelity
Matt, Alastair, and Derek are joined this week by Preston Yancey. The topic? Preston's new book, Out of the House of Bread. If you enjoyed the show (AND
JF ArnoldLord's SupperMere Fidelity
Derek, Matt, and Alastair talk about the Lord's Supper this week. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If you didn’
JF ArnoldMere Fidelitydancing
This week, the Brits have taken over. Andrew and Alastair have fired Matt and Derek and decide to talk about the regulative principle. In particular, the question has to do
JF ArnoldMere Fidelity
Derek, Matt, and Alastair are joined today by David Wilmington. They discuss apophatic theology. Wilmington says that part of the problem of the discussion is defining it, but Wikipedia seems
JF ArnoldWorshipMere Fidelity
In this week's episode, the entire usual crew (yes, all of them) discusses weekly worship (and also Andrew Wilson's TV show). If you enjoyed the show