Growing up in an evangelical household, I noticed tension between secular culture and Christianity. There was secular music and there was Christian music. There was Harry Potter, and...
Ed. note: this post is adapted from portions of David Kotter’s research paper, Check Your Premises: Ayn Rand Through A Biblical Lens. You can read the full paper...
Ed. Note: This is the next post in a series on Ayn Rand, adapted from Dr. Kotter’s larger research paper on Rand’s life, work, and philosophy. “Miss Rand,...
I have introduced a new series on Ayn Rand by investigating her impact on our culture. Before diving into her worldview, though, I want to answer the question...
Ed. note: this is the first in a series of posts by David Kotter, Ph.D, exploring the life and work of Ayn Rand. This series was adapted from...
The 21st century is the age of story, and few have shaped the narrative of our age like novelist and political philosopher Ayn Rand. Rand’s novel Atlas Shrugged...
Dorothy Sayers (1893-1957) was a British author most famous for her detective novels involving the character Lord Peter Wimsey. The daughter of an Anglican priest, Oxford-educated, and the...
Ed. Note: This post has been adapted from its original form. Read the full paper here. Let’s dive into what C.S. Lewis has to say about selfishness and...
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IFWE’s Midweek Memo – 07.17.13
Offering you the latest news, analysis, and opinion on all things faith, work, and economics. When Faith and Creativity Collide: An Interview with Blaine Hogan Religion News Service...