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I teach @baylor, founded @mereorthodoxy, write a newsletter, podcast @merefidelity, wrote a book on faith and questions. matthewleeanderson.com for more.
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The Pro-Life Movement Amidst Conservative Realignment with Matthew Lee Anderson

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By Tim Milosch, Matthew Lee Anderson
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Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:05:29 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. When he was last on the podcast in 2024, Baylor’s Matthew Lee Anderson unpacked a prescient article he had recently published arguing for the pro-life movement to readjust its political calculus as it found itself not quite at the center of the 2024 Trump coalition. Has the movement pivoted?
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Matt's Theater Thoughts: Backrooms and Obsession

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By Matthew Lee Anderson
| Substack
Finally caught up with two of the biggest horror films of May. Over the weekend, I caught a double-billed screening of Backrooms and Obsession at my local Garden Drive-In. Both of which deal with characters within a claustrophobic environment within their own different ways, as well as being directed by people who’ve made short films on YouTube with Kane Parsons (feature directorial debut) and Curry Barker, respectively.
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The Path Before Us, with Matthew Lee Anderson

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By Matthew Lee Anderson
| Substack
Exploring a puzzle about Psalm 62:9-10. Fertility and wealth are deeply intertwined within the anthropology of the Old Testament. The blessing of fertility and the dominion humanity exerts through labor are the two “domains” within which humanity lives as the “image of God” (Gen. 1:26-28). This is not to say that the image of God consists in fertility or our ability to work, but rather that they are the modes or arenas of human life that distinguish us as God’s creatures.
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