The High Price of Human Trafficking
By Elise Hilton “Human trafficking is an open wound on the body of contemporary society, a scourge upon the body of Christ. It is a crime against humanity. The very fact of our being here to combine...
View Article3 Things I Wish Pope Francis Knew About A Free Economy
By Joe Carter Pope Francis has said that he’s generally “allergic” to financial matters. Yet that hasn’t stopped him from criticizing capitalism and suggesting radical changes for a global economic...
View ArticleWhat a Fingerless Goldsmith Can Teach Us About the Mirage of Disability
By Joseph Sunde Annette Gabbedy is a business owner and an expert designer and goldsmith. She was also born without fingers, a trait many would consider to be a “disability,” particularly in her line...
View ArticleThese Prisoners Are Finding Purpose Through Welding (And So Could You)
By Joseph Sunde With the rise of the information economy, many millennials have steered clear from blue-collar jobs and manual labor, often prodded by their parents to pursue a “real education” and “a...
View ArticleImmigrants, Refugees, and the Conversionary Tale of Jean Valjean
By Evan Koons As heated talks on immigration flare up and the horrible injustice of the refugee crisis rages in the Middle East, let us renew our minds once more. Let us remember what it means to...
View ArticleThere is No Such Thing as ‘The Poor’
By Victor Claar With the recent news that Angus Deaton of Princeton University had won the economics Nobel, the question of how best to help the poor in developing nations takes on a greater level of...
View ArticleThe Worst Christmas Song Ever
By Jordan Ballor At this point in the holiday season, whether we like it or not, we’ve all got Christmas melodies echoing through our heads. Everyone has a favorite or two; I particularly enjoy the...
View ArticleAslan’s Song of Stewardship
By Joseph Sunde When we think about “stewardship,” our minds tend to revert to the material and the predictable. We think about money or the allocation of resources. We think about growing crops or...
View ArticleWhy Religious Liberty Cannot Prosper without Economic Liberty
By Jay Richards In recent years, religious freedom in the United States has been treated by its defenders as a special form of freedom distinct from, say, political or economic freedom. This is not a...
View ArticleAre Christianity and Communism Mutually Exclusive?
By Sarah Stanley Did Pope Francis just publicly endorse Communism? Recent comments have prompted many to suggest he has. During an interview with Eugenio Scalfari, they had the following exchange:...
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