God And Money: Three Radical Ideas
Austin Rogers
Jesus Christ enjoyed the greatest privilege imaginable, and yet he did not hoard it for himself. Instead, he lovingly sacrificed himself and his privilege for
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The Misunderstood Milton Friedman: Profit Maximization Or Shareholder Preference?
Austin Rogers
“Am I not allowed to do what I choose with what belongs to me?” —Matthew 20:15 Do businesses exist to serve shareholders? Or do they
How Private Generosity Embarrassed the Greatest Empire of the West
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
It was the early 360s CE. Emperor Julian (361-363) paced the floor nervously amidst his secretaries. There was a fresh political problem to deal with
Meet the CFL Speakers: Elise Amyx
Dr. Norman Horn
Introducing Elise Amyx of the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics! Elise will be presenting on capitalism, poverty, and Christian charity. Elise Amyx is a
Compulsory Charity is not Charitable At All
Don Ehrke
This guest post is by Rev. Donald Ehrke. He is a Libertarian, a former GOP campaign manager, and ordained minister living in Alexandria, Virginia. Many
Is Wealth a Sin?
Doug Stuart
Whenever statistics about inequality and the so-called “control of wealth” get published, the Progressive blogosphere goes wild and their social media statuses light up with
Libertarians and Charity: A Response to Stoker
Doug Stuart
This article was jointly written by Doug Stuart and Jessica Hooker. “…libertarianism is a values system of its own, and it’s an alternative, not a
Libertarianism, the Church, and the Millennial Generation
Dr. Norman Horn
Will the millennial generation make a difference in the church? Will the older generation partner with us and encourage us to be bold and courageous, and to speak truth to power in ways that they might not have considered? Let us know in the comments.
Should we hold all things in common?
Dr. Norman Horn
Keith asks via email: Do you think that if the church really returned to the way of the early church where they had all things
Christ and Compassion
Dr. Norman Horn
Lawrence Reed (president of the Foundation for Economic Education) speaks of compassion and the State in a new article in The Freeman. In every election
