November 18, 2013
Month: November 2013
November 18, 2013
‘Tea Party Catholic:’ The Necessity of Faith and Liberty
November 18, 2013
What Will Your Religious Liberty Cost You? Obamacare Edition
November 18, 2013
Creation and the Heart of Man: ‘Orthodox and not Libertarian’
November 18, 2013
‘Empty Labels’ In The Catholic Realm
November 15, 2013
Samuel Gregg on Pope Francis and Latin American Political History
November 15, 2013
Does Church/State Separation Apply To Black Churches?
November 15, 2013
‘Wisdom & Wonder’: Two Reviews from the Emerging Scholars Network
InterVarsity’s Emerging Scholars Blog recently posted two reviews of Abraham Kuyper’s Wisdom and Wonder: Common Grace in Science and Art, one from Dan Jesse, the other from David Carlson.
Carlson nicely summarizes some of the book’s key implications for the life of the believer:
One does not need to do Christian science or Christian art to be a faithful Christian in those domains. Continue Reading...
November 15, 2013
Ayn Rand didn’t understand capitalism. Or altruism. Or Christianity. Or reality.
There once was a time when I was enamored by the philosophy of Ayn Rand. An émigré from the Soviet Union, the influential novelist and founder of Objectivism had an enthusiasm for market capitalism and a hatred of communism that I found entrancing. Continue Reading...
November 14, 2013