Matthew Lee Anderson

Dr. Matthew Lee Anderson, an Assistant Research Professor of Ethics and Theology, discusses the (im)morality of birth control and potential problems with adoption. They explore the moral implications of contraception, the role of women in ministry, and the complexities surrounding adoption, including financial costs and challenges in the foster care system.

Paul D. Miller, a Georgetown University professor and former White House staffer, and Matthew Lee Anderson, a theology professor at Baylor University, dive into the intricate U.S.-China trade tensions. They explore how tariffs affect not only economics but also the church's role during crises. The conversation shifts to a Christian response to cancel culture, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in academia. Finally, Justin Giboney inspires hope, urging proactive engagement in societal issues rather than paralysis amid political upheaval.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Matthew Lee Anderson, an assistant research professor of ethics and theology, introduces Oliver O'Donovan's profound critique of reproductive technologies. They explore the ethical implications of being 'begotten' versus 'made' through modern science. Anderson highlights historical perspectives on bioethics, emphasizing the need for moral reflection amidst rapid advancements. The discussion also addresses the challenge of balancing compassion with ethical considerations in reproductive medicine and questions the limits of human control over nature.