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Let’s Define ‘Income Inequality’

January 07, 2014 • by Elise Hilton

Let’s Define ‘Income Inequality’

The saga of “income inequality” stretches on. The young people of the Occupy Wall Street movement now have a website, and President Obama has proclaimed it the “defining issue of our time.” Continue Reading...

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January 07, 2014

When Bellow Met Chambers

You may have heard that Ayn Rand really disliked C.S. Lewis. But do you know what happened when Saul Bellow met Whittaker Chambers? Continue Reading...

January 07, 2014

Now Available: ‘On Righteousness, Oaths, and Usury’ by Wolfgang Musculus

Christian’s Library Press has released a new translation of Wolfgang Musculus’ commentary on Psalm 15, which includes two related appendices on the topics of oaths and usury. Released at the end of 2013, On Righteousness, Oaths, and Usury comes on the 450th anniversary of Musculus’ passing. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

Christmas Does Not Consist in an Abundance of Possessions

Reading this profile of UPS’s “Mr. Peak,” Scott Abell, is an enlightening exercise, particularly after the close of this holiday season. Mr. Peak is the guy in charge of making sure that the thing you ordered the Friday before Christmas gets there by Christmas Eve. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

‘Out of Darkness:’ U.S. Catholic Bishops Declare National Migration Week

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has declared January 5-11, 2014 as National Migration Week, with the theme of “Out of Darkness.” The USCCB states that this “vulnerable” population needs support, protection and prayerful ministry in order to thrive. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

Virtue At GQ: The Heart of ‘Look Sharp, Live Smart’

One of the most popular blog posts at Gentlemen’s Quarterly Magazine (GQ) in 2013 was a commentary giving men 10 reasons to stop viewing pornography. On GQ’s website the piece registered 24,000 thousand “like” on Facebook in just a few weeks. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

University Of Dallas Receives Injunction Against HHS Mandate

While the University of Notre Dame has decided to comply with the HHS mandate requiring employers to cover contraception, abortifacients and abortions in employee health insurance, the University of Dallas continues to fight the mandate. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

A Letter on Work and Worth

The following is a letter written in response to a post from my friend Brad Littlejohn on the topic of the minimum wage. Dear Brad, Thank you for your thoughtful and substantive engagement on the question of the minimum wage. Continue Reading...

January 06, 2014

Colson and Dostoevsky: Ideas Have Consequences

The late, great Chuck Colson had impeccable taste in literature. By that I mean that he liked all of the same books that I like. Or I suppose that I should say, I like all of the same books he liked. Continue Reading...

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Let’s Define ‘Income Inequality’

Let’s Define ‘Income Inequality’

Latest Posts

When Bellow Met Chambers

Now Available: ‘On Righteousness, Oaths, and Usury’ by Wolfgang Musculus

Christmas Does Not Consist in an Abundance of Possessions

Virtue At GQ: The Heart of ‘Look Sharp, Live Smart’

University Of Dallas Receives Injunction Against HHS Mandate

A Letter on Work and Worth

Colson and Dostoevsky: Ideas Have Consequences

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