“Books We Like” is our chance as an IFWE staff to share with you the books we’ve found meaningful in our lives. We hope some of these reads...
In my economics classes, we talk a great deal about the requirements of a free society. Some are obvious: Well-defined and well-protected property rights Nimble prices The ability...
When we talk about poverty these days, there is usually an unspoken understanding that the poor have come to their state through no fault of their own, by...
Do you long for a better world? Would you like to see the many wrongs around you made right? Do you wish everyone lived in a world of...
When I first read James Davison Hunter’s To Change the World a couple months ago, I found his argument that the true nature of cultural change is more...
Anne Bradley has a new article published over on Patheos, “What Both Bernie Sanders and George Will Contribute to the Christian Debate on Income Inequality.” In it she...
The amount of discussion Christians have devoted to the topic of “culture” has been inversely proportional to the degree to which Christians feel they control “culture.” Perhaps that’s...
When literature achieves renown and ubiquity—Don Quixote, Pride and Prejudice, Harry Potter—the result is an avalanche of convoluted literary interpretations. The Lord of the Rings, a recent example...
Human beings were made to seek meaning. This isn’t the standard narrative in our culture, of course. The widely-held narrative is something else entirely, one of maximum choice...
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