The English man of letters G.K Chesterton once wrote that “We are perishing for lack of wonder, not for lack of wonders.” I believe that this is so...
In my previous post, I outlined the biblical case for regulation. In Scripture, regulations serve as guidelines for how to live out the command to love one another...
How should Christians think about regulation? An earlier post described a few biblical principles that can guide our thinking about regulations. Today’s post explores a couple more of...
In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis portrays hell as a bureaucracy full of rules and regulations. The book’s antagonist, the demon Screwtape, is a mid-level functionary in a...
The Bible is very clear about a believer’s obligation to help the poor. Scripture is replete with commands to help the poor, to visit and care for the...
Have entrepreneurs gone missing? That’s the question we started asking last week. Why would entrepreneurs be wary or reluctant to engage in entrepreneurship in today’s economic climate? The...
In my previous posts, I detailed the necessary conditions and attributes a successful entrepreneur must possess. I have focused on the individual, because it is the visionary willing...
In previous posts, I have made the argument that entrepreneurship is a creative act made possible by the creative impulse that God gave us. In addition, it requires...
Who is an entrepreneur? We often think of businessmen like Steve Jobs or Bill Gates as entrepreneurs, but is it possible there might be an entrepreneur living next...
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