Podcast Archives | Dave Arnott

The Christian response to two worlds is to find a community of fellow believers from which to gain strength. That is how Christians can be in the world, but not of the world.

Christians believe humans were created equal. Secularists believe they make humans equal.

John MacArthur says that the three restraints on evil have been removed: Individual conscience, the church and government. Bad economic policy is the result.

“The government should punish evil, but not do good. The church should do good, but not punish evil.” Art Lindsley, Counting the Cost.

Eight observations about a Wall Street Journal article make the point that individual choices result in a person being rich or poor.

Christians want a free political environment and a free economic environment because God gave us freedom to accept or reject His invitation of salvation.

Christian Economics tells us we are called to be followers of Christ and to do what supplies the demands of our neighbors. We do so when we specialize.

We are in a post-truth society where relativism reigns. In politics and economics, we have reached the end of reason.

Gambling violates five of the “Ten Commandments of Biblical Economics” as explained by Arnott & Saydometov in Biblical Economic Policy: Work is good, don’t covet, use honest measures, love your neighbor, and take care of widows and orphans.

Political, economic and religious democracy are threatened by speech police in the new American political environment.

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#72 Two Worlds

#71 Created Equal or Made Equal

#70 When Evil is not Restrained

#69 Who Cares?

#68 Poor by Choice

#67 Free Scale

#66 Two Calls

#65 The End of Reason

#64 Gambling for God

#63 Democracy is Threatened