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Matthew MillinerUncategorized
Iconoclastic Calvinism may never recover from Randall Zachman's Image and Word in the Theology of John Calvin, which culminates decades of Reformation scholarship to reveal how imagery is
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
A gracious donor has given a $40,000 matching grant to my friends over at Wheatstone Academy. Every dollar that comes into December magically turns into two, up to $40,
Kevin WhiteUncategorized
The present flap over the Manhattan Declaration App, and the way it has been covered in various media outlets, highlights an easily forgotten point about the need for Christian winsomeness
Andrew WalkerUncategorized
Today is the last installment of Mere Orthodoxy's interview with Dr. Craig Carter. We hope you've enjoyed this series and will venture over to his blog.
Cate MacDonaldPoliticsUncategorized
So, I guess this is old news, but it's freshly disturbing to me. Sarah Palin is going to have her own reality TV show. This just doesn'
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Here's the play-by-play, for those who have been asleep. Brett McCracken wrote a book, which Jamie Smith reviewed. I replied to Jamie Smith, who offered the
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
And not the sort of tea parties I really enjoy. All the same, co-belligerent Joe Carter and I discuss the current political scene over at Trevin Wax's
Andrew WalkerUncategorized
Reading Christianity Today’s article on Dr. Albert Mohler titled “The Reformer” was genuinely perplexing and, well, disappointing. Now, I’ll admit that my response is coming from a particular
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Jamie Smith, the author of the excellent book Desiring the Kingdom (my review is here), has penned a scathing review of Brett McCracken's Hipster Christianity. I don'
Cate MacDonaldUncategorizedCreation CareFormation
Your responses to my original question were as diverse and interesting as I had hoped for, but they did increase my awareness of just how big this topic is. Though
Cate MacDonaldUncategorized
My new favorite book is Can You Drink the Cup by Henri Nouwen. Well, actually, that's probably not true but it's really, really good. Nouwen uses
Andrew WalkerPoliticsUncategorized
Events at Values Voter Summit 2010 have begun. As I write, I'm watching Newt Gingrich speak during the morning session on Saturday morning. It is not my intent