A Worldview In America’s 250th anniversary year, Hollywood shows signs it might be making good movies again. Most believe Young Washington and The Odyssey are fun, meaningful, and even...
A Worldview In America’s 250th anniversary year, Hollywood shows signs it might be making good movies again. Most believe Young Washington and The Odyssey are fun, meaningful, and even...
"One True God has been the most revolutionary and consequential idea ever to have confronted the human mind." American Agonistes: America's 250th and the Restoration of a Nation in Conflict with...
To start with Praxis Circle Contributor Os Guinness, one of America's biggest fans and the inspiration for the founding of Praxis Circle, concerning the Creator God Narrative (CGN) versus the Man...
“Almost everything around us was invented since the patent and copyright laws [were enacted]. Practically all American wealth is built on an invention or discovery. It might be a discovery of a new way of doing things, a new way of analyzing things, or of organizing...
This article was originally published by the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics and is reposted here with permission. Why are human beings creative? This is the central question that patent expert James R. Edwards, Jr. sets out to answer in his new...
Recent debates over tariffs have reignited old economic arguments with fresh intensity. At Praxis Circle, these debates offer something deeper than a lesson in economics: They are a vivid example of how worldviews shape the way we interpret facts and make decisions...
What’s the “woke worldview,” and why won’t it work?
In a great twist of irony, we find the largest public corporations, who once opposed Occupy Wall Street, deciding now, “If you can’t beat them, join them” . . .
Many Americans do not realize that public-private partnerships today are not a new thing at all; they go back in dozens of ways to production and trade during the American Revolution, the construction of the Erie Canal . . .