Business Ethics and Financial Services
Forgiveness – The Moral Conundrum of the Economic Bailout
Holding the economic bailout of the Wall Street to a higher standard may sound trite, trivial or worse, irrelevant in our age of analysis and analytic antidotes. It takes intellectual courage to suggest that our cure may lie outside the temples of higher [...]
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Forgiveness: The Moral Conundrum of the Economic Bailout
Posted in Aletheia Forum, Economics, tagged Financial Bailout, Forgiveness, Main Street, Money, Wall Street on November 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Critiquing Christians: A Founders Warning
Posted in Aletheia Forum, Economics, Human Rights, Problem of Evil, Theology, tagged Christianity, Debt, Forgiveness, Kingdom of God, Mathew 6 9-13, Money, Religion, Santification, Temptation, The Lord's Prayer on February 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Critiquing Christians: the Lord’s Prayer, a Founders Warning
The Lord’s Prayer is one of the most recited and well known prayers worldwide. Yet, it is probably the least understood. We speak it so freely and frequently in Western society, but do we understand its historical message. As a child, I memorized the prayer, but not until [...]
Questions about Economics and Christian Culture
Posted in Aletheia Forum, Economics on February 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
What do faith and economics have in common?
For the Christian, if you cut out all reference to the poor in the Old and New Testements, how much of the Bible would be left?
What values, if any, does faith call us to exercise in a free market?
When does faith overule free market values?
What is Liberation Theology?
What [...]