This section is titled “The Economics of Jesus” instead of “Christian Economics” as the institutional church and individual Christians of all varieties have gotten so many things wrong. This has often been in the form of substituting worldly ambitions for true faith, and attempting to employ Jesus as a helper in those fleshly ambitions in …
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Life is Rigged—We Should Adjust the Rigging
The expression that something is “rigged” has gained increased prominence in public discussion lately. The context is that there is some type of cheating going on, in a game, in an election, in a court case, in hiring, or in any other similar situation where demonstrable fairness is expected to be normative but is believed …
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