Civil Liberties

S-T-O-P Means Stop (or Does it?)

by on December 18, 2012 | 2 Comments

In 25 years of ministry one of the most profound changes I’ve seen is the growing inability and/or unwillingness of Americans to read texts according to the intent of the author. One of the major reasons for this change was the mutation . . . Continue reading →

Malthus or Althusius? An Introduction To A Pioneering Reformed Social Theorist

by on November 14, 2012 | 5 Comments

We seem to live in a Malthusian age, i.e., an age of increasing scarcity or perhaps fear of scarcity, where concern over how to divide an economic (and environmental) pie of limited size (called a “zero sum game”) has replaced the idea . . . Continue reading →