Here at the Institute for Faith, Work, & Economics, we’re committed to promoting biblical and economic principles that help individuals find fulfillment in their work and contribute to...
In my previous blog posts, I have explained two important principles Christians have used in fighting poverty: the voluntary principle and the market. We looked at the stories...
What makes a city or community thrive? In the midst of today’s economic downturn, Joseph Sunde and Chris Horst write that business is a big factor…and they aren’t...
In alleviating poverty, we often talk about the need for solutions on the local and individual level. But what does this look like in reality? In today’s post,...
Yesterday, the Fraser Institute released its annual report, Economic Freedom of North America 2013. The report measures the impact government restrictions have on economic freedom in the United...
What if you or someone you knew were kept from pursuing a vocation or making a living because someone else had the power to put you down or...
Why do some nations prosper and others perpetually struggle? Last week at the Family Research Council in Washington D.C., theologian Wayne Grudem shared which factors are most influential...
What’s the most moral and biblical solution to poverty? Theologian Wayne Grudem argues that free enterprise is the best answer to this question, according to Tyler O’Neil at...
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IFWE’s Top 10 Blog Posts of 2013
2013 was the year of myth-busting here on the IFWE blog. Jay Richards’s examination of the eight most common myths Christians believe about wealth, poverty, and free enterprise...