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What Does Jesus Teach About Investing?
Jesus talks about investment in his parables.
The first thing Jesus says about investing is something which He doesn’t explicitly say, but implies: that is, that investment is permitted, and even good. This is implied by the fact that Jesus … Read More
AOC’s Green New Deal Worked, It Shifted The Overton Window
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez earned a lot of ridicule for her Green New Deal, and rightly so. It was a childish, ideological rant rather than a serious policy proposal. It was obvious from the start that the intent never was to get … Read More
John The Baptist’s Warning To Greedy Government
Tax day, April 15, has come and gone, but the aftereffects and sting of taxation still linger in everyone’s mind, even with the Trump tax cuts. Few Americans like paying taxes to their Government when it commits fraud, waste, and … Read More
The Theology Of The Liberty Bell
Dr. Alice Baldwin reported in 1928 that Scripture’s direct tie to the American founding and its incorporating compacts eluded historians. She revealed, “The significance of the belief in the binding character of law upon God and man seems to have … Read More
Universal Basic Income Has Already Been Tried: Here’s What Happened
Many Progressive politicians and Leftist academicians and pundits, both in the U.S. and abroad, have advocated for a “Universal Basic Income” (UBI). The concept involves providing regular, unconditional cash payments to everyone, regardless of need or status. Some see this … Read More
Higher Education Doesn’t Cause Higher Earnings
For several decades, children have heard repeatedly how important it is to go to college after graduating from high school. They are told that it is the ticket to higher wages and more success. It is the magic fertilizer for … Read More
How A Personal Relationship With God Limits The Impersonal State
The language and message, that we are endowed by our Creator, is commonplace in the sermons of the clergy of today’s Christian churches in all denominations. Additionally, it is typically articulated by building a personal, one-on-one, relationship with God, and Christ. … Read More
Economist’s Love Of Fed Is Really Love Of Power
Harvard economist Greg Mankiw thought President Trump’s nominations of Herbert Cain and Stephen Moore to the Federal Reserve Board would sully the reputation of his mistress. Sounding like a teenage girl with a crush, or sportscasters talking about their favorite … Read More
If Inequality Worries Ray Dalio, Then He Should Dial Up His Investment Risk
“Fortunes cannot grow; someone has to increase them. For this the successful activity of an entrepreneur is needed. The capital reproduces itself, bears fruit and increases only so long as successful and lucky investment endures.” – Ludwig von Mises, Socialism, p. 340
Top Democrats Who Support Venezuelan Dictator
Several key left-wing American politicians, organizations, and celebrities have behaved shamefully by supporting the barbaric and illegal ruler of Venezuela.
The socialist regime of Nicolas Maduro, the follow-up to the reign of hard-left predecessor Hugo Chavez, has resulted in both … Read More
If Trump Is So Bad, Why Are Things So Good?
There is a lot to dislike about Donald Trump. His personality can be grating, his mannerisms crude and unpolished, and his personal life is not unblemished, to say the least. Like every president before him, he takes credit for … Read More
Remember The Media’s Obsession With This Recession Metric?
It’s called the inverted yield curve, and it happens when the 10-year treasury interest rate goes lower than the 3-month interest rate. Why should that matter? Because it tends to occur when markets believe that the Fed is going … Read More
Crisis-Ridden Turkey To Buy Russian Missiles Instead Of American Fighters
Turkey is in the midst of another major crisis – in fact, they’re in the midst of three. The situation in Turkey should be of interest to Americans, as President Erdogan is signaling a re-orientation towards Russia with a planned … Read More
The Theological Foundations Of The Principles Of 1776
In his study of the theologians of the University of Salamanca, Alejandro Chafuen illuminates the Salamanca position that “God gave man his nature of social dependency and his limited ability and capacity so that man would feel the need for … Read More
Tucker’s Attackers/Clinton Allies Ignore Bill’s Trips On Lolita Express
Media Matters’ mantra: Democrat drones may break foreign bones, but conservative words forever hurt me.
Failed Clinton operative David Brock and his hate group Media Matters want Tucker Carlson fired because he’s the only cable news anchor against bombing foreigners. … Read More
‘Progressive’ Christianity Is Actually Regressive Medievalism
The religious left refers to their ideology as “progressive Christianity,” even though their economic ideas regress to the middle ages and most deny the fundamental truths of Christianity that Jesus is God and he rose from the dead. Still, the … Read More
The Declaration Is Pro-State Sovereignty, But Anti-Slavery
Founding Father and Virginian George Mason also included the right of the citizens of Virginia to abolish the government for any “mal-administration” when he authored the Virginia Declaration of Rights. This same subservient obligation was also included by Thomas … Read More
Berlin Wall, Venezuela Demonstrate Failure To Follow God’s Economic Policies For Entrepreneurs
My entrepreneurial journey has included learning about literacy and numeracy of business, economics, history, and politics and all that affects the prosperity of a country. But it has also included connecting these issues with the essential Biblical, theological connections and … Read More
One-Sided Harshness
There has been much written about how harsh American politics has become. The fact exists that the nastiness remains, for the most part, one-sided. Despite the wailing over President Trump’s tweets, the lion’s share of the vitriolic comments, and the … Read More
Jesus’ Debt Warnings, Pt. 2: Torah And Debt Release
Let’s take a closer look at the Torah debt remittance rules.
“At the end of every seven years you shall grant a remission of debts.
2 “And this is the manner of remission: every creditor shall release what he has loaned to … Read More
What This Washington Post Journalist Learned After 544 Days In An Iranian Prison
“Jason, I want to have a baby.” Those were the words of Bloomberg reporter Yeganeh (Yegi) Rezaian to her husband Jason Rezaian (“So do I” in response), Tehran bureau chief for the Washington Post, after their July 2014 arrest in Iran on false … Read More
Socialism Is Not About Sharing – It’s About Killing
When I comment on articles about socialism on or web sites like Christianity Today or Patheos, I often get the response that socialism is just sharing and I wonder where they got such an idea. After all, if you … Read More
Founding Fathers’ Plan: Governments Compete Over Us
History has shown that smaller separate states give rise to a more vibrate economic and free society, which has been developed and is significantly more predominate in Western Civilization as institutional competition. Several studies empirically demonstrate “that fiscal competition and … Read More
Rich People Who Don’t Shop At Wal-Mart Say It’s Bad For Poor People Who Do
I have heard numerous times how terrible Walmart is for paying its employees a low wage when Walton family members are billionaires. Surely they are paying dishonest wages and can afford to pay more. The further charge is that … Read More
