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The late theologian and Christianity Today editor Carl Henry once called on Christians not to restrict the Christian life to evangelism alone,…

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A wealth-creating culture can be a sign of human flourishing, especially when a culture once in extreme poverty begins to…

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On Tuesday, Dr. Anne Bradley outlined four essential elements to economic progress. Human beings are the engines of this economic…

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If properly understood, our vocations can help Christians impact our communities, our cities, and our world by helping restore the…

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These past eight weeks we’ve looked at the eight most popular myths about wealth, poverty, and free enterprise. If anything…

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You’ve heard the warnings: the earth is overpopulated, and soon we’ll run out of food, farmland, and fuel. If we…

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Does free enterprise lead to an ugly consumerist culture? For many critics, the modern market economy is not a pretty…

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Hasn’t Christianity always opposed free enterprise? It’s easy to think so. In fact, my colleague, Anne Bradley, was asked this…

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Is free enterprise based on greed? Friends and foes of free enterprise often claim greed is its basis. Writer Ayn…

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Last week we asked whether or not free enterprise is a “win-lose” proposition. This is the myth of the Zero…