Social Justice is Compatible with Christian Libertarianism
Why should Christian libertarians care about social justice? Perhaps at no other time in human history has that question been more relevant than now. As the political left in the …
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Rights, Obligations, Favor and Love
John Knowlton is an entrepreneur, pastor, and avid cyclist. He lives in Kalamazoo, MI with his wife and children. Find his weekly blog, Thinking for Success at johnknowlton.substack.com. “It is better to …
Self-Sufficiency: A Practice of Fellowship, Stewardship, and Liberation.
For the majority of human history, self-sufficiency was the main way of life. A family, or a group of families, would harvest their sustenance from God’s creation. Either they foraged …
Why Americans Are Suckers for Quick Fixes From Psychologists
“The goal of this book is to explain why we keep falling for the ideas that psychologists tell us about the ways they’re going to help fix society,” says Jesse …
Jesse Singal: Why We Keep Falling for Psychological Quick Fixes
Do you remember the “power pose” craze from about a decade ago? In the second-most popular TED talk ever, psychologist Amy Cuddy has told over 60 million viewers that they …
Piers Morgan Probed After Saying That He Didn’t Believe A Word Of Meghan Markle’s Interview
Piers Morgan Probed After Saying That He Didn’t Believe A Word Of Meghan Markle’s Interview Authored by Joanathan Turley, I have previously admitted to being one of the few people …
Seven Gray Swans in the American Economy
The topic of how Christians ought to manage their finances through evolving political and economic environments can be a tricky one. We know what the Bible says: the love of …
Is There a Future for Fusionism?
There’s a well-worn tale about modern American conservatism: It says that the movement as we know it came into being during the mid–20th century as a “fusionist” coalition of economic …
California Is Worse Than You Think
California Is Worse Than You Think Authored by William Anderson via The Mises Institute, My colleague from the philosophy department was becoming increasingly angry. He was trying to be polite, …
Writing an Academic Book, Part III: Getting Your Proposal Accepted
After a lengthy hiatus caused by other obligations, I am back with the third installment in my series of posts about how how publish an academic book. In Part I, …