Cultural upheavals often occur in the most surprising contexts. Who expected that a clash between sexuality and religious liberty would be focused on a restaurant company mainly known...
Editor’s Note: Today’s post is by Logan Gates, one of IFWE’s summer interns. Logan is a Fourth Year at the University of Virginia, where he is majoring in...
History must repeat itself because we pay such little attention to it the first time. – Blackie Sherrod in the Dallas Morning News When the final history is...
Ed. Note: This post has been adapted from its original form. Read the full paper here. My greatest fear is that my life will not make a difference....
Recently, IFWE produced and released a new video titled “I, Smartphone.” The video is based on the short essay, “I, Pencil” , which was written by Leonard H....
In a previous post, we recommended ten books for people beginning to explore economics. Economics needs context, however. Today I’d like to recommend ten books on integrating faith,...
At bottom, economics is about us – what we choose, what we value, what we represent in language and symbols, how we interact with each other in the...
This week we’re tackling tough questions about faith, work, and economics. In an earlier post, Dr. Anne Bradley used Steve Jobs as an example of someone who helped...
Before we dive deeper into discovering a Biblical view of economics, we want to answer some questions, hesitations, and obstacles Christians often have towards thinking about economics. One...
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