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Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
A few things learned and remembered in Phoenix: 1) Tom Ward is smart. Ridiculously smart. No one in the room (8 people) came close to understanding his paper. I might
Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized
Online dating: At the inception of the internet, it was an anonymous way for men who were... (how shall we say?) past-their-prime... to prey on the naievity of
Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized
"Everything is fated, but not until after we have chosen it." "Regret deeply; he who risks much gains much." "Are you afraid of messing up?
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Torrey Honors Institute is going after the blogging world. Unfortunately, they are having a few problems with the page redirects. But as soon as they get it straightened out, this
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Welcome to the new home of Mere Orthodxy. We are still under a bit of construction, and probably will be for some time. We have nearly five hundred posts that
Nathan JamesUncategorized
The girl that I am in love with has recently become a vegetarian. Being a vegetarian is not normal. Vegetables are nice. I like them. The girl I love is
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Joe Carter, one of my favorite bloggers, has won the "Best Religious Blog" category of the Weblog Awards, 2005. Mere-O garnered a healthy 98 votes, which is
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Over at the WeblogAwards, Mark Olson of Pseudo-Polymath is up for best blog of the Top 3501-5000 blogs. Go vote for him. Mark is easily one of the
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Here's more evidence that Narnia is going to be simply huge: The Christianity Today weblog is a round-up of links. Articles related to Narnia or Lewis? 45.
TexUncategorized
News items a week old are ancient history on the internet...but, on the off chance some of Mere-O's readers are a bit behind the times, or
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Hewitt thinks Narnia will triumph even on King Kong's opening weekend. Jonathan Last thinks Hewitt is overly optimistic. Advantage: Push. Last's argument (particularly the economics) is
TexUncategorized
My brother recently brought to my attention a small educational ministry prepared to make a big splash and lasting ripple-effect in Rwanda. The Wellspring Foundation exists "to establish