A rabbi, a protestant, a Catholic reverend, an atheist, and a Norse pagan walk into a cigar shop, smoke together for about two hours, and have an edifying...
On June 29, 2013 in Starke, Florida, the first monument to atheism to be erected on government property was dedicated. It sits alongside the Ten Commandments on the...
The first question the Westminster Longer Catechism asks is, What is the chief and highest end of man? The answer, drawn from scripture, says, Man’s chief and highest...
Today we’re celebrating the one-year anniversary of the release of Counting the Cost: Christian Perspectives on Capitalism (Abilene Christian University Press), an edited collection of essays addressing moral...
It is not uncommon to hear Christians call for economic policy designed to relieve human suffering. Certainly, as Christians who are called to love our neighbors as ourselves,...
Pride is an ever-present temptation for leaders. In the world’s eyes, pride in leadership may actually seem beneficial. Today, prideful leaders are often celebrated because they seem “successful.”...
IFWE’s executive director Hugh Whelchel was recently published in Christianity Today on the question of whether capitalism is sustainable in our current moral climate. In his article, Whelchel...
This week, I’m attending the high school graduation of my nephew, the oldest of my twelve nephews and nieces and one goddaughter. My husband and I joke that...
Do politics and public life have anything to do with God? That’s the question Vincent Bacote, associate professor of theology at Wheaton College and an IFWE guest contributor,...
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