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Will Winning the Lottery Ruin Your Work Ethic?

polymath | December 30, 2013 | Society

$648 million. That was the jackpot for the latest Mega Millions game—a multi-state lottery with hundreds of thousands of entrants. Two winning tickets were sold last week, one to a woman in Georgia, and another one, yet unclaimed, which was sold at a San Jose, CA...

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Business Is a Community Service

Joy Pullmann | December 9, 2013 | Society

We live in a patched-up neighborhood with big, pretty houses a street away from crumbling, tiny houses. There are a few little shops side-by-side a block from our house on a main street. The neighborhood mainstay is a bar whose cigarette smoke you can smell across the...

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Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist.

Harvard Poll: Millennials “Mugged by Reality” on Obamacare

Josh Good | December 6, 2013 | Politics

Harvard University released the results of a new national poll this week, examining the latest attitudes of 18- to 29-year-olds on matters of political economy. The big surprise is that Millennials overwhelmingly disapprove of Obamacare. In a survey of 2,089...

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Josh Good is director of EPPC’s Faith Angle Forum, which helps mainstream reporters to better understand religion.

My Employment Diary

Chris Horst | December 5, 2013 | Poverty

This article was originally posted at Smorgasblurb. I still don’t know why I answered my phone. I didn’t recognize the number, but took the risk and put my clunky Blackberry to my ear. Matthew introduced himself. He had recently sold his law firm and was smitten with...

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Chris Horst is the Director of Development for HOPE International.

Servile Work and the Kingdom of God

polymath | December 5, 2013 | Faith

Financial Times writer Simon Kuper had a keen insight recently on the emotional effect of the economic disruption that has taken place over the last decade: That’s been the middle-class experience for ever: people have a professional identity. We are what we do. We...

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