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Lisa Miller has a new book out on heaven, and while I haven't read it yet, the excerpt at Newsweek is intriguing. Miller highlights the paradox of believing
Cate MacDonaldTheology and Practice
I taught the Palm Sunday lesson to all the preschool-aged children at my church last Sunday. It was difficult for me to speak truly about the entrance of Jesus
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
Writing a book is a community project. It's been almost 10 weeks since I announced that I had signed the contract. During that time I've read
Jeremy MannTheology and PracticeFormation
God does not need us. He does not depend on our praise, or our holiness, or our service. These gifts do not gain him anything. They are not his source
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In Plato’s Symposium, Socrates is shown to be very strange. In an episode related by Alcibiades, Socrates is said to have stood all day and night in an army
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyTheology and PracticeThomas Says
This is the last post in the Thomas Says series on killing. I want to summarize some points Thomas makes in this question of the Summa. First, let’s note
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyTheology and PracticeThomas Says
This is the second-to-last post summarizing the position on killing laid out by Thomas Aquinas in the Summa. In the concluding post I will pull together a number
Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice
Every theologian, wanna-be theologian, a-theologian, and otherwise thinking person has one. Discuss a point of theology long enough, and you'll inevitably see it played. Call it
Gary HartenburgPhilosophyTheology and PracticeThomas Says
In this post, I want to conclude my summary and discussion of Thomas’s reasoning about killing in self-defense by examining the objections to his position that he considers
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
Andy Crouch is really smart. He's written one of the most important books on evangelicals relationship to culture in the last 20 years. And he's always
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
If Peter Leithart's latest writings are any indication, he's working on an essay or a book on the meaning of embodiment. Which would be fantastic. The
Matthew Lee AndersonAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
Wendell Berry's essay "Feminism, the Body, and the Machine" is a gem. I won't recap the whole argument, but along the way he provides