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Andrew WalkerPolitics
For too long, conservatism has measured the health of the family strictly along economic lines and hardly ever along associational lines.
Andrew WalkerPolitics
Young republicans make peace with same-sex marriage and abortion issues for pragmatic reasons. Should Christians leave the party?
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
We are faced by a political onslaught. This is a survival guide for you to get through it without losing your soul.
Kevin WhitePolitics
I’ve been following Matt’s recent posts on the culture wars with quiet interest.* He’s already pointed to ambiguities in the term “culture wars”. But in light of his latest post on the culture wars and conservatism, I feel inclined to […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
The Ongoing Relevance of Social Conservatism
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
We’ve all been whipped into a frenzy over Rush Limbaugh’s idiotic insults of a Georgetown law student, a controversy I have been fastidiously trying to ignore. Errors often compound faster than interest, and responding to one outlandish statement with apoplexy […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsPolitical Theory
The Rachel Held Evans Conversation: Why I am a Conservative
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsPolitical Theology
Why I am a (Political) Conservative: A Discussion at Relevant
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Ted Olsen at Christianity Today put together a number of interesting pieces on the Komen controversy. Russell Moore‘s and Mollie Hemingway’s are, I think, especially worth your time. I chimed in with a few hasty thoughts of my own, which […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
When Religious Liberties Wither
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
We’re well past the point of overkill on all the Gingrich business, and the question will be by the wayside after tomorrow. The fellow tanked in his last debate and seems to be up against it now in Florida. But […]
Andrew WalkerPolitics
Newt Gingrich, Evangelicals, & Imperfectability