There’s a lot of talk in faith/work circles about the idea of working for the common good - for the good of your neighbor, city, company, classmate, family member, environment and world. It’s a good idea and an integral part of a balanced vocational worldview. But I think it falls… [more]
Business & Economics
Modern parenthood and the myth of the Proverbs 31 woman
A recent Pew Research survey about modern parenthood revealed some interesting societal shifts. According to NPR's story on the survey: ... fathers spend three times as many hours a week on child care, and twice as much on housework, as they did in the 1960s. Sounds like a major shift,… [more]
C. Everett Koop as a Christian in the public square
One of the greatest legacies left by C. Everett Koop, who died Monday at age 96, is his witness to the role of faith in public life. By the time he ended his eight years as Surgeon General of the United States in 1989, he was claimed as a saint… [more]
What that Ram truck ad missed about farming
"And on the 8th day God looked down on His planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker!’ So, God made a farmer." In an attempt to rekindle the buzz from their 2011 “Imported from Detroit” Super Bowl ad, Chrysler Group once again made a bold advertising move this year:… [more]
Helen Gurley Brown and unorthodox role models
It’s not often that I read an obituary of a celebrity and remember the exact last time I thought of that person. Especially when that time was nearly 20 years ago. But as I read of the passing of Helen Gurley Brown, the long-time editor of Cosmopolitan magazine and author… [more]
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wmrharris A lot of time, work is little more than looking around and realizing that no one is going to take out the trash unless you take it out. That is, we do our work in the present, with the stuff in front of us.
Why working for the common good isn’t enough
Jason E. Summers Indeed, Dr. Koop was familiar with Kuyper and his thought, via (among other sources) the Center for Public Justice, for which he served as an Adviser and from which he received the 1998 leadership award (http://www.cpjustice.org/node/45).
C. Everett Koop as a Christian in the public square
Ken deBoer I'm not sure I'm ready to be as pessimistic about the industry as Rob is... There are still a lot of well meaning, environmental stewards operating farms in our food chain.
What that Ram truck ad missed about farming
Melody H Hanson I have found those Mommy Ministries never challenged my mind enough.
A new way of ministering to stay-at-home moms
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