CFC Lecture
Chad Brand: How Can Faith Inform Politics and Economics?
Where do modern politics and economics come from — and how does the Bible fit into the story? […]
economics
economics
Does God Want You to Provide for Your Needs or Protect the Poor? You Don’t Have to Choose
Does God want people to work to provide for their needs? Or does God want people to protect […]
economics
What Should You Do When Scientists and Theologians Disagree?
In a recent post, we discussed that science and theology should be partners, not enemies. Nevertheless, some scientists […]
economics
What Does God Think about Wealth and Poverty? Lessons from the Law
The Old Testament law is a body of legislation recorded in the Pentateuch — the first five books […]
Culture
For Your Weekend Reading (December 11)
Every Friday, you get a recap of what others are saying about the intersection of faith and culture, […]
communism
Does Acts Teach that Christians Should Be Communists?
Recently I was on the aisle seat on a Southwest Airline flight, praying that no one would come […]
economics
Should Christians Pay Taxes?
Should Christians pay taxes? As the ominous tax day approaches, the ethics of paying taxes seems like a […]
economics
Walter Strickland: Neighborly Love, The Poor and My Garden
economics
Jay Richards: Why Good Intentions Aren’t Good Enough
economics
David Jones: Socialism, Communism and the Early Church
economics
Jay Richards: Why Christians Should Support Economic Freedom
economics
Economics, Stewardship, and the Common Good
When I tell people I teach a class entitled “Economics, Stewardship, and the Common Good,” a common question […]
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