Bible & Economics
Below is a collection of the essays and blog-posts that I've been publishing over at American Enterprise Institute's Values&Capitalism.com blog the past year.
Individually, the pieces are snap-shots of various passages of Scripture or doctrines of my Protestant faith and Judeo-Christian values. Collectively, they will comprise how it is that I ended up a free-market conservative (and ardent opponent of progressive liberalism).
I'm not telling you how to think, merely explaining the conclusions I've reached and how exactly I came to them.
I didn't make these things up. God, His Word and human experience did; and they in turn made me.
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Why Am I Doing This Series, Anyway? The Beginning (And All Roads Lead to Rome)
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From Babel to Babylon: The Problem With Centralized Power

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Israel Asks For a King (Part 1)
Israel Asks For a King (Part 2)

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Proverbs: On Wealth and Such
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If A Man Will Not Work, He Should Not Eat
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September 12th, 2012 - 17:06
A Beka Books has a high school level Economics textbook by Russell Kirk that is a great introduction to the field without being overly technical–wish all students took that course.
September 28th, 2012 - 05:37
There is definately a great deal to know about this issue.
I love all the points you’ve made.