…quotes Michael Sandel as having laid out three different visions of justice, “`maximizing welfare,’ ` protecting freedom,’ and `promoting virtue.’” (p. 153-54) Interestingly enough, these are the same three that…
…That mentality carried over into the 80s, and it began to be said (wrongly) that “maximizing shareholder return” was the sole or principal calling of a corporation. (Providing shareholder returns…
…prospect historically.) There is no need for this. And there is, interestingly enough, a Christian precedent. In First Corinthians 6, Paul informs the Corinthians that they are to settle legal…
…more interesting is his theory that after Proposition 13, “fiscal conservatives” and business interests lost interest in local governments and school districts, after these entities lost authority to set tax…
…work than Protestants on “Protestant ” world and life view issues in the last few years. The proper response of Protestants to this should not be complaining, but repentance. Related:…
…with social services for money. (But then again it has probably always been so; one of my favorite sayings of my father is “Things aren’t what they used to be,…
…about R*E*L*A*T*I*O*N*S*H*I*P! The God of Gen X says: I love you and have a wonderful plan for your life and all that, but in the end remember I’m a Trinity,…
We Historic Christians, who believe that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, as well as being God the Son, sometimes come up with theories as to which…
…very pleased. I figured she herself was probably not a Republican, but she had suggestions in her book for what the pro-family movement ought to support, and she did not…
When I was young in the 1950s and early 60s it was just assumed that ‘progress’ was leading us toward a life of more and more leisure and that work…