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E. J. HutchinsonTheologySociety
That ours is an age of despair is plain. Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon can help us understand why.
Brad EastFeaturedEvangelicalismTheology and PracticeCurrent PoliticsSocietyIssue 4
Christendom is the name we give to Christian civilization, when society, culture, law, art, family, politics, and worship are saturated by the church’s influence and informed by its authority.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Progressive Christians have challenged the 'evangelical persecution complex', and distorted religious liberty cases to make their point.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Social media isn't solely to blame for the erosion of conversation. But Twitter, Facebook, and other personalizing platforms may contribute.
Guest WriterSociety
Both cops and the people of Ferguson were captivated by fear. Loving our neighbor in Ferguson means understanding this and them.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Matthew Lee Anderson, an evangelical, and John Corvino, a gay man, had a public discussion on gay marriage.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
I'm delighted to announce that Christian's Library Press has signed on as a co-sponsor of our forthcoming event with Oliver O'Donovan. They are
Brett McCrackenCultureSocietyGray MattersbeerdrinkingbrewingLibertyalcohollegalismFormation
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?
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
An Augustianian reading of the suburbs and why we should both love and hate them. The suburbs are an attempt to capture the best of city and rural life.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Conservative Christians cannot give up on persuasion. They must maintain hope of their neighbors grasping the truth. Fragmentation can't stop persuasion.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
I've been remiss in posting this, as last week's travels kept me busier than I'd hoped. But last Monday I had the opportunity to
Matthew Lee AndersonSociety
Not its practical implementation, mind you, but only its place in an intellectual scheme: This worldview held that people are a problem to themselves. The inner world is a battlefield