Podcast
#59 The Intolerance of Tolerance
Political and economics systems draw from the same root: Systems that seek to control the fallen nature. The result is democratic republicanism in politics and free market capitalism in economics.
Read More#58 Why the US can’t be Socialist like Sweden
Sweden is not socialist. They are a small, homogeneous country that pays less for prescription drugs and has the opportunity cost of low church attendance.
Read More#57 Cancelling Student Debt
Cancelling student debt is a very bad idea, because it creates moral hazard. If education is for the individual and for life, the individual should pay. If education is for the community and it’s a trade, the community should pay.
Read More#56 Thankful for Capitalism
We are thankful for free market capitalism that has caused life to be better than anytime in history. And, it’s going to get better because of Christian Capitalism.
Read More#55 Currency Manipulation
Four of the “Ten Commandments of Biblical Economics” in the book Biblical Economic Policy, support free-market trade of national currencies: 1. People should be free, 2. Use honest measures, 3. Work is good, and 4. Trade is good.
Read More#54 Equal is Not Fair
The Bible says we end up in different places, and the rules of economics provide different levels of rewards. Thus, we cannot “all end up in the same place,” as Kamala Harris suggests.
Read More#53 Don’t be Anxious
Christians want economic maximizers that avoid distress and no-stress. We want them to have eustress, which encourages them to love their neighbor by producing goods and services for them.
Read More#52 Unions Cause Dis-Union in the Union
Labor unions cause dis-union by discriminating between members and non-members. They create the two “evils of macroeconomics:” Unemployment and Inflation.
Read More#51 God’s Gig Economy
God wants humans to be free, and He approves of work, thus He would probably support the Gig Economy. And, Jesus was probably a “gigster.”
Read More#50 The Capitalist Good Samaritan
Jesus told the story of a free-market capitalist Samaritan, who owned his goods, and made the free-market choice to use them to serve a fellow human in need.
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