The Persecution of Truth
In 2003, a nation was still reeling from the effects of a deadly terrorist attack that cost thousands of lives. …
Christian Worldview
If God Doesn’t Use Force to Impose His Will, How Can We?
If God doesn’t use force and violence to bend us to his will, why do we insist on using force …
Is the Bible “pro-government?”
Is the Bible “pro-government?” Simple answer, no. Yes, we find governments operating throughout the Bible. We even see various governments …
Christian Citizenship
I am currently conducting research in the Gospel Advocate, a journal of the Churches of Christ founded in the 1850s, …
Ep 109: The “Biblical” Values of Democratic Socialism
In this joint episode with Godarchy host Mike Maharrey, we discuss a recent article from Sojourners on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s so-called …
Love, Justice, and Hypocrisy
This guest post is by Dr. Jacob Kim. He received his M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, M.A. from Seoul National University; …
Should we dox her? How Jesus handled the outrage mob
Outrage culture is not new. It wasn’t born with the invention of Twitter. It’s been around as long as human …
Even Good Theologians Do Bad Economics
CJay Engel at The Reformed Libertarian has begun a series of articles that address the rising concern that libertarian Christians often …
Building the First Nation not Founded on Bloodshed
Why do the nations rage? I don’t know. Maybe because they’re out of ammo culturally. As Joe Quirk, president of …
The Birth of Mercy
Recently, a psychology professor by the name of Erik Sprankle stated that the Virgin Mary may not have given ‘consent’ …
The Religious Problem with “The Religious Problem of Libertarianism”
Sometimes I don’t understand why Southern Baptists are so threatened by Christian libertarianism. We just don’t like violence – at …
Ep 96: Fruitful Dominion and the Free Society with Shawn Ritenour
Is there a “Christian” view of economics? How does economic understanding relate to how we approach ethics, sociology, and policy, …
Ep 87: The Caring Society with Robert Whaples
Whether it comes from Pope Francis or another person who wants to virtue signal about the kind of society they …
Ep 83: Why D.C. is not Marvelous: the Stark Reality of Politics
In this “Extended Edition” of our podcast, we talk with Armond Boudreaux and Corey Latta, authors of the book Titans: …
Ep 82: Conservatism vs. Libertarianism
If libertarianism is neither of the left nor the right, then why do libertarians still get cornered as “conservative” or …
Does Romans 13 Teach That Christians Have Permission to Kill For Their Government?
This guest post is by Tyler Boyd, and was originally published on The Christian Exile website. Tyler is from Olive Branch, …
Gary North’s Christian Economics: The Ethics of Destruction
In my last article, I introduced Gary North and his book, Christian Economics in One Lesson. This book is a …
For and Against
Because there are such common misconceptions about what libertarians believe, we are often pushed into defining ourselves by explaining what …
Is there a Christian view of economics?
I had the pleasure of attending for the first time FEEcon this month. I met several interesting people, from fellow …
Google Meets Corinth: Comparing Software That Kills to Meat Sacrificed to Idols
It seems in life, that every blessing eventually turns into a curse. The house you’ve always wanted now requires $20,000 …
How to Keep Calm and Carry On in Turbulent Times
Who believes in the invisible hand nowadays? Keynesian techniques are the only techniques we can confidently expect to be implemented …
Jesus Wants Me to Break the Law
Early Christians understood that to proclaim Jesus is Lord and that their citizenship is in Heaven was to make a …
Want to “Do Something?” Embody the Kingdom of God
The subject of the kingdom of God is worth returning to again and again because a biblically-informed understanding of the …
Hell, Roaring
Come, tread the heights of Hellroaring, my friend; look upon the vast expanse of mountain crags marching crest on crest, …
Drop the Scapegoat! The Pragmatic Case for Christian Nonviolence
Our culture is engaged in a cinematic Mexican standoff, but the weapons we point at each other are real only …