Viewing 533 posts by Matthew Hosier

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    On International Women’s Day

    On International Women’s Day we are invited to, imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. In his Theology of the Body John... Read more
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    Stop Talking About It. You’ll Feel Better.

    The WEIRD world has a problem. This is how Abigail Shrier encapsulates it in her new book, Bad Therapy: Why the kids aren’t growing up: Read more
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    Five Lies

    This book will make you scream, or at the very least curl your toes. I can almost guarantee it. Read more
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    When a Baby is a Disease

    Everyone know that an unborn baby is a baby. Most would not go as far as the State of Alabama, with its ruling that frozen embryos are children, but certainly by the... Read more
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    Graphic Preaching

    Preaching is a tricky business. It's something I've done a lot of over the past thirty years but I still sometimes feel like a novice. Learning about preaching from... Read more
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    Welcome More Babies

    Parenting can be hard work. Grace and I have certainly experienced the lows as well as the highs with our four children. But underpinning our parenting are theological... Read more
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    Welcoming the Baby

    In January Andrew noticed that we might have a problem with demographics – that declining birth rates might be the biggest problem our society faces. I’d made a... Read more
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    On Domestication

    In Remaking the World, Andrew strays far beyond the confines of the year 1776 to consider what factors contributed to the west becoming economically dominant. One of... Read more
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    Shoplifting and the Rise of Shame

    The UK is in the midst of a ‘shoplifting epidemic’, with shop thefts having more than doubled in the last three years.

    Why is this?
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    More Books of the Year 2023

    I’m sure that many of Andrew’s fans, like me, felt somewhat short-changed by his pared down Top 20 this year. We have been denied that moment of delicious... Read more