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. Over the past several years, we have seen income and...
In 2008, the United States endured one of the greatest economic market crashes in its history. The Great Recession brought a severe economic meltdown for the United States,...
We at the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of James G. Gwartney, Ph.D, on January 7, 2024. Dr. Gwartney’s...
It is astonishing that we enjoy any of the luxuries we take for granted every day. God, in his perfect plan, created us each with unique gifts to...
All-consuming. Raucous. Rage-filled. Divisive. Whatever words you choose to describe an election year in the United States, virtually everyone recognizes the turmoil that characterizes our politics. Ironically, each...
Despite the unique challenges that exist all around us, Christians are called to bring hope and flourishing to the modern world. For human beings created by a loving...
Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley recently presented a Praxis Circle webinar titled, “People and Government: A Christian Perspective in the Modern World.” While it would have been easy to...
This is the final blog in our series on usury. Today we have the task of what John Stott calls bringing two worlds together: the world of biblical...
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