September 06, 2019
Posts by Joe Carter
September 05, 2019
The most important economic chart in Western civilization
September 05, 2019
PowerLinks 09.05.19
The Point of Kuyperian Pluralism
Jonathan Chaplin, Comment
Facing exploitative capitalism and overweening statism, Kuyper’s vision of pluralism should still inspire Christians today.
You’re Not Pushing Paper Across A Desk. You’re Saving the World. Continue Reading...

September 04, 2019
The ‘Forgotten Man’ at the Piggly Wiggly
September 04, 2019
PowerLinks 09.04.19
Five things I learned about envy in politics
Laura Seay, Washington Post
Why do some people seem to vote against their economic interests? Why do politicians enact policies that seem contrary to the interests of the people who vote for them? Continue Reading...

September 03, 2019
What would life be like without capitalism?
September 03, 2019
PowerLinks 09.03.19
A Theology of Financial Independence
Sawyer Nyquist, Fathom
Being financially free has its virtues, but it also has its vices.
What’s Wrong with Protectionism?
Mercatus Center
Answering common objections to free trade. Continue Reading...

September 02, 2019
Neo-Roman and Christian conceptions of liberty
September 02, 2019
PowerLinks 09.02.19
History of Labor Day
U.S. Department Of Labor
On September 2, 2019, the U.S. Department of Labor celebrates and honors the greatest worker in the world – the American worker. Labor Day 2019 is the 125th anniversary of Labor Day being celebrated as a national holiday. Continue Reading...

August 30, 2019
In praise of ‘garbagemen’
When I was twelve my family lived on a small, dry piece of land in rural Texas. Since we lived far outside of any city limits, we couldn’t rely on services like water (we had a well), sewage (we had a septic tank), or sanitation (we had a 12-year-old boy and a 50-gallon burn barrel). Continue Reading...
