Category: Economy
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America’s Most Pressing Concern
Many concerns occupy the minds of those who are disturbed by what is happening to the United States: bloated deficits, oppressive taxation, alleged global warming, rampant crime, and the influx of intruders who do not share the values and worldview … Continue reading
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Marketing the Kingdom to Death
by Wes Moore The Kingdom of God is in trouble in America. The numbers vary by source, but, in general, 70-85% of churches in America are plateaued or dying, and 66-80% of our youth are leaving the church after their … Continue reading
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Immigration, Culture, and Christ
Should Christians value ‘cultural purity’? How should the Christian view ‘cultural purity’? Susan J., U.K, wrote in response to the article, Is Christianity for ‘whites only’?: Excellent article; but why did God create nations to separate us? Also, in the UK, … Continue reading
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When the Accounts Are Called: A Christian Understanding of Gambling
The nationwide explosion of legal gambling may well be the most underrated dimension of America’s moral crisis. With the expansion of state lotteries, casino gambling, and new technologies, the gambling industry is poised to grow even further in the next … Continue reading
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What Compromise? This Policy Leaves Religious Liberty in Peril and Planned Parenthood Smiling
President Obama walked into the White House Press Room today and attempted to pull a political rabbit out of a hat. Faced with an avalanche of mounting opposition to his administration’s mandate that religious employers provide birth control to all … Continue reading
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Wisdom from Ronald Reagan: 101 Years Old Today
The following is taken from the “American Minute with Bill Federer.” On this day in 1911, Ronald Reagan was born. At age sixty-nine, he was the oldest person elected U.S. President, and sixty-nine days after his inauguration, he survived an … Continue reading
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The Family Torn Apart — Richard Wolff on Economics and Family Life
Though this may surprise some readers, liberal and conservative economists often agree on the nature of the problems posed by various economic practices, even as they vigorously disagree about the solutions to those problems. Richard Wolff is a man of … Continue reading
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