The Seduction of Pessimism

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LCI Hot Takes: The Green New Deal February 19, 2019

Today I share some thoughts on the absurd Green New Deal and national emergencies! Some additional links: “A Green New Deal” Tom Woods podcast about the Green New Deal Jonah Goldberg’s hilarious article Udder Madness. Jonah Goldberg’s “Oh, FAQ Me” (with apologies) I don’t normally share National Review articles, but these were solid.Related StoriesLCI Hot Ta […]

Ep 106: Just Capitalism with Brent Waters February 18, 2019

Brent Waters, author of Just Capitalism, joins us to discuss globalization, its effects on poverty, the good of affluence, and how Christians should consider capitalism in an ever-growing economy.Related StoriesEp 105: Individualism and Envy with Roger McKinneyEp 102: The Inclusive Economy with Michael TannerDoes Commerce Make us Lose our Soul?

Love, Justice, and Hypocrisy February 15, 2019

This guest post is by Dr. Jacob Kim. He received his M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, M.A. from Seoul National University; he received his Ph.D. from the department of religion at Temple University where he currently teaches as an assistant professor of instruction. He is also the senior pastor of the Korean Presbyterian Church of Huntingdon ... […]

Ep 105: Individualism and Envy with Roger McKinney February 12, 2019

Roger McKinney, author of God is a Capitalist: Markets from Moses to Marx, joins us to talk about his book, and we dive into the topic of envy and why Christianity’s emphasis on the individual enabled society to think about the world differently, suppressing envy of those around us, and participating in enabling the wealth ... Read moreEp 105: Individualism […]

Blatty and the Otherizing of Man February 7, 2019

In 1971, William Peter Blatty wrote ‘The Exorcist.’ Till date, the novel is considered one of the scariest horror stories ever written. The movie adaptation traumatized many people in cinema theatres across the world. Roger Ebert called it a ‘frontal assualt’ and for good reason because it certainly is. In the novel, we witness a ... Read moreBlatty and the […]

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