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2015 Values & Capitalism Fall Summit

Mollie Moore | November 10, 2015 | Events, Favorite Events, Recent Events

2015 Values & Capitalism Fall Summit

On Friday, October 30th, over 150 students, professors and local leaders gathered at AEI’s headquarters in Washington DC for the 2015 Values & Capitalism Fall Summit. The purpose of this year’s Summit was to provide a space for a series of nonpartisan...

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Protecting Religious Liberty by Bridging the Relational Gap

Faith and Public Life | November 5, 2015 | Society

Protecting Religious Liberty by Bridging the Relational Gap

If you’re like me, and you’re a Christian college student who’s passionate about how politics and culture impact the world around you, then maybe you’ve noticed a startling cultural change in the last few years. As our culture becomes increasingly less-religious, it...

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Dr. Gregory Thornbury Named Values & Capitalism Visiting Professor

Faith and Public Life | November 4, 2015

Dr. Gregory Thornbury Named Values & Capitalism Visiting Professor

Dr. Gregory Thornbury, president of The King’s College in New York City, has been named the inaugural Values & Capitalism Visiting Professor for the 2015–2016 academic year. In this new position, which will rotate annually, Dr. Thornbury will collaborate with...

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Don’t Give Up on Giving: How a Theology of Creation Informs Resilient Poverty Solutions

Sara Belz | November 2, 2015 | Poverty

Don’t Give Up on Giving: How a Theology of Creation Informs Resilient Poverty Solutions

Recently, Joe Coletti at The Federalist wrote about private giving in his reviews of Robert Lupton’s “Charity Detox” and Arthur Brooks’ “The Conservative Heart.” Coletti contrasts old concepts of charity with the efforts of people like Lupton, who founded the...

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Sara Belz is a Research Analyst with the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the Economic Studies program at Brookings.

Lost in Translation: Pope Francis’ Message on the Economy

Faith and Public Life | September 23, 2015 | Economics

Lost in Translation: Pope Francis’ Message on the Economy

Pope Francis’ address to Congress this Thursday will be the first ever by a pope, and many Americans are anxious over what he might say about the global economy. Some expect he will give a rousing indictment of free-market capitalism as the culprit in global poverty,...

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Robots Won’t Take Your Jobs, But Government Will

Tyler O'Neil | September 10, 2015 | Economics

Robots Won’t Take Your Jobs, But Government Will

What will destroy our civilization? Overpopulation? Climate Change? One popular source of fear is the idea that technology will replace our jobs, leading to massive social unrest. A recent study blasts this fear into oblivion, however. Rather than taking away our...

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Tyler O'Neil is the Senior Editor of PJ Media and a conservative commentator.