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In his recent Gates Foundation’s annual letter Bill Gates makes the shocking prediction that, “By 2035, there will be almost…
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Over 8 million people live in New York City. It is the most densely populated city in the US, with…
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In his State of the Union Address, President Obama spoke about using an executive order to increase the minimum wage…
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What’s the best way to help the poor without trapping individuals in a cycle of dependency? It’s not aid. Not…
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What Foreigners Think about America on Government, Economics, and Religion
By: Elise Daniel
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American image abroad is a topic we seem to be obsessed with as a nation. What do other countries think…
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Five Things Christians Need to Know about Income Inequality, and What You Can Do about It
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Income inequality is once again at the forefront of conversation for many people. As Jay Richards and Elise Amyx wrote…
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Parenting is full of teachable moments. I’m finding that’s true both for the parent and the child. My son came…
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If foreign aid is not necessarily the best approach to economic development because it muddles incentives and is ineffective, what…
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Is the national debt immoral? This is the question on the minds of many Christians lately. Christianity Today recently asked three thought leaders…
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We usually don’t object to trade or organization on a small scale. In fact, we see local operations like small…
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