Serving the Least of These Through Our Daily Work
By Joseph Sunde When discussing the Christian call to service, we often hear references to Matthew 25, where Jesus speaks of a King who separates “sheep” from “goats” – those who are willing from those...
View ArticleWhy a Christian Anthropology Matters for Liberty and Love
By Charlie Self Dorothy Sayers, playwright, novelist and Christian scholar, wrote an important work in the 1930s entitled, Are Women Human? In her essay, she presents the biblical case for gender...
View ArticleIs There Hope for the Workplace?
By Peter Johnson Bill Dalgetty’s Hope for the Workplace: Christ in You is rich with stories of people in business who are struggling to integrate their faith and work lives. Weaving biblical parables...
View ArticleVIDEO: What Causes the Poverty Of Nations?
The Acton Institute recently had the privilege of hosting theologian Wayne Grudem and economist Barry Asmus, who spoke together on the topic of their book, The Poverty of Nations: A Sustainable...
View ArticleThere is No Such Thing as ‘The Poor’
By Victor Claar With the recent news that Angus Deaton of Princeton University had won the economics Nobel, the question of how best to help the poor in developing nations takes on a greater level of...
View ArticleHow Religion is Redistributing the World’s Wealth
By Joe Carter Dramatic religious shifts over the next few decades will change the distribution of wealth around the globe, according to a new study by the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation....
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