Jordan J. Ballor

Jordan J. Ballor is a research fellow at the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion & Liberty in Grand Rapids, Mich. He blogs at the Acton Institute PowerBlog and you can follow him on Twitter.

Donald Trump and the Trouble with Taxes

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Mark Zuckerberg, the Rich Young Man

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Why Protestants should applaud Pope Francis’ U.S. visit

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Wealth in light of the Apple Watch

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Obama’s State of the Union and a Christian understanding of income inequality

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A Gospel guide to Christmas shopping

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Are Christianity and capitalism compatible? Three things to consider

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The paradoxical appeal of rude sales clerks

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The problem with doing what you love

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The image-bearing equality of Ender’s Game

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The myth of lucrative college majors

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The moral complexities of the minimum wage

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Seeking Christian authenticity in our work

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Wait - now money can buy happiness?

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The fiscal cliff as cultural wake-up call

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Climate change and the church

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Running is a terrible thing

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Jobs, Steve Jobs and the State of the Union

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The misplaced faith of Obama's jobs speech

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Why the U.S. debt deal should have us all reevaluating our values

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