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Politics for Christians: How to Prevent Proof-Texting

Kurt Jaros | September 10, 2013 | Faith

I’m reading and reviewing “Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft” by Francis J. Beckwith, and like my previous review of “Free to Choose” by Milton Friedman, I’ll be reviewing each chapter one at a time. I’d invite you to...

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Kurt Jaros is the Executive Director of Defenders Media.

Western Civilization’s Fatal Disease: Do You Have It?

Tyler Castle | September 9, 2013 | Politics

As a people, we Westerners suffer from very little. Today, the “Black Death” that once devastated Europe seems more like science fiction than reality. In a matter of decades we cured Polio and have found a way to slow the effects of HIV/AIDS. People are healthier,...

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Tyler Castle is the director of AEI's Initiative on Faith & Public Life. He is a graduate of Westmont College and a former John Jay Institute Fellow.

Friday Five: Charity, Ice Cream and the Spiritual Realities of Unemployment

Faith and Public Life | September 6, 2013 | Politics

On Fridays, we bring you the best of our blog and the best of the web. This week’s roundup includes some advice for college freshmen, thoughts on charitable giving and ice cream, and the spiritual realities of unemployment and wealth. 1. An Open Letter to...

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Why Do People in the Poorest States Give the Most to Charity?

polymath | September 5, 2013 | Poverty

Philanthropy.com The Chronicle of Philanthropy released some interesting figures on the charitable giving habits of U.S. states. Paradoxically, Mississippi, despite being the state with the lowest per capita income, ranked second in charitable giving (defined as...

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The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good

Jacqueline Isaacs | September 4, 2013 | Poverty

Recently I asked this question: What would cause an entire civilization to pass on permanent things—such as truth, justice and liberty—and accept tyranny out of apathy? This question is in response to the admonition of conservative minds from the fields of art,...

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Jacqueline Isaacs is the Director of Strategy for Bellwether Communications, where she crafts content strategies for thought leaders.

How Many Servants Do You Have?

Joy Pullmann | September 3, 2013 | Economics

Into the corners of a life with full-time work, two toddlers and a halfway-accomplished pregnancy, I’ve been tucking some Cato University podcasts on the Western tradition of free minds and men. I recommend the series. First, it’s free, but second, it’s high-quality...

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Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist.

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Politics for Christians: How to Prevent Proof-Texting

Western Civilization’s Fatal Disease: Do You Have It?

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Why Do People in the Poorest States Give the Most to Charity?

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How Many Servants Do You Have?

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Politics for Christians: How to Prevent Proof-Texting

Western Civilization’s Fatal Disease: Do You Have It?

Friday Five: Charity, Ice Cream and the Spiritual Realities of Unemployment

Why Do People in the Poorest States Give the Most to Charity?

The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good

How Many Servants Do You Have?

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