The Daily Currant recently reported that Paul Krugman, an American economist famous for recommending Keynesian economic policy, ironically found himself in a personal financial crisis: Economist and columnist...
As Christians living in the modern western world, it is easy to be concerned and confused about living in such affluence. This is especially easy when there are...
These past eight weeks we’ve looked at the eight most popular myths about wealth, poverty, and free enterprise. If anything has been conveyed in tackling these myths, hopefully...
Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of...
Hasn’t Christianity always opposed free enterprise? It’s easy to think so. In fact, my colleague, Anne Bradley, was asked this question by a student at a recent conference....
How do prices emerge in a market economy, and are such prices legitimate, or just? The theory of just prices is considered an “ethical theory” of economics. It...
Last week we asked whether or not free enterprise is a “win-lose” proposition. This is the myth of the Zero Sum Game, and it’s a myth closely linked...
I continually find it necessary to guard against that natural love of wealth and grandeur which prompts us always, when we come to apply our general doctrine to...
This next installment of our series on the biblical foundations of economic principles touches on a question many Christians wrestle with: should Christians seek wealth and its creation?...
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