If the Holy Spirit lives inside of me, He sure has been to an awful lot of casinos. For the last six years, I was a card counter. I played on a team of more than two dozen card counters, all of us trained to beat casinos at the game… [more]
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A Biblical case for affirmative action
I used to see affirmative action as tokenism at best and reverse discrimination at worst - until I studied Acts 6:1-7. There I saw the New Testament church practicing what was, in many ways, a form of affirmative action. Now I see the principle behind affirmative action as a tool… [more]
Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union
President Obama’s State of the Union speech focused in large part on the troubled global economy and the way forward for America. His emphasis was on the continued maintenance of the “American promise that if you worked hard, you could do well enough to raise a family, own a home,… [more]
Is there such a thing as kingdom layoffs?
All around us are examples of recent, current or impending layoffs of employees of all kinds of organizations - businesses, schools, nonprofits, churches and even governmental units. There is clear data available showing how important jobs are to a person’s identity and self-esteem and how traumatic it is for anyone… [more]
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Bradm Professional blackjack seems to me to lack any sort of service of one's neighbor...
What I learned as a card-counting Christian
apna Not sure Affirmative Action can ever be consistent with Christianity. It's meeting failure with more failure...
A Biblical case for affirmative action
Jason E. Summers ...understanding of the good must place great significance on respecting the unique dignity of all people and ensuring that those processes in which we ourselves engage and those in which we ask others to engage do not do violence to the image of God we all share.
Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union
C.E. Moore I think it is arrogant to assume that a person working 12-hour days in China is somehow not as hard of a worker - especially when their products continue to make it cheaper and easier for Americans to live...
Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union