For the Christian, every question of human ethics begins in one way or another with the character of God before flowing inevitably to the beliefs and behaviors of...
The people of Israel’s first experiment with a king did not go very well, as we saw in my last post. The first king, Saul, put himself above...
Tuskegee, Alabama. February 4, 1913. Leona and James McCauley welcome their first child into the world, a girl they name after Leona’s mother, Rose. This year marks the...
After a tumultuous period in Israel’s history, when they were freed from Egypt and wandered in the desert, they settled into the promised land under the theocratic rule...
On a previous Martin Luther King Jr. day, I was made aware of one of Dr. King’s sermons called “The Three Dimensions of a Complete Life.” He delivered...
We recently discussed some of the most commonly cited potential causes of the recent rise in income and wealth inequality. I concluded that article with the comment that...
“Inequality” is one of the buzziest of buzzwords in the Western world today, and not without good reason. Income and wealth inequality are currently as high as they...
We recently looked at what the book of Genesis tells us about the nature of man and government. We ended that discussion with Abraham and his family relying...
As the 2008 financial crisis receded, U.S. household wealth rebounded by this year to the astounding record of $89 trillion. In contributing toward this milestone, many people feel...
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