Last week, we concluded “The Christian Economic Model” two-part webinar series hosted in partnership with The Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE). Our speaker Contributor Anne Bradley presented on economics from a biblical worldview. We are incredibly...
What’s profoundly important about capitalism, which Marx didn’t understand, is that it’s driven by consumers, it’s driven by you and I . . .
In deleting the word capitalism from your vocabulary when referring to what the West has created and given to the world and using other words, like creastruction, in its place, you as a Christian or Christian sympathizer would . . .
We take another shot at explaining why the Christian and Marxist worldviews are utterly incompatible, and why all Christians and human secularists who are ok with a modern Christian world should change the way they express themselves . . .
Today we will rename capitalism to demonstrate how important truth, concepts, logic, reason, narrative, and definition are to worldview – whether one believes in truth or not . . .
The Institute for Faith, Work, & Economics published an article last week highlighting Contributor Anne Bradley’s interview with us . . .
It’s creastruction that Christians are doing and building in society, culture, and civilization, and they’ve been doing it and succeeding in spades with all human flaws since the Resurrection . . .
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” . . .
Chances are, if you “got woke” in the past few years, the word capitalism has progressively left a very bad taste in your mouth . . .
