Author Profile: Gerald Zandstra

Rev. Gerald Zandstra, an ordained pastor in the Christian Reformed Church in North America, is a senior fellow at the Acton Institute.

Commentary by this author


January 10, 2007	Minimum Wage and Common Sense
July 12, 2006	Buffett, Gates, and Stewardship
April 06, 2005	A Dutch Protestant Reflection on a Polish Catholic Pope
March 16, 2005	What is Evangelical Environmentalism?
February 16, 2005	A Good Year for the Developing World
January 19, 2005	Business Ethics and a Return to the Core Questions
December 29, 2004	What to Do about Water?
December 08, 2004	Useless Resources
November 24, 2004	Tort Reform and the End of Heroes
October 27, 2004	Isaiah and the Welfare State
August 18, 2004	The Manchurian Mistake
July 28, 2004	Ecumenical Economics: Confessing against the Empire
December 10, 2003	When Poverty Becomes Profitable
November 19, 2003	Religious Leaders and Social Activism: Prophets or Captives?
November 12, 2003	How the Clergy Understands Business: Reality versus Caricature
August 27, 2003	Closing the Door on Cuba
February 26, 2003	Kenya: Hope and Reality in the Life of a Nation
November 13, 2002	A Decent Man of Business
September 11, 2002	Kenya--Power Politics as Usual
April 17, 2002	Where The Church Has Failed Its Business Leaders
January 30, 2002	The Moral Potential of Big Business
December 26, 2001	Reflections on the Incarnation
November 21, 2001	Thanksgiving in A Troubled Time
October 24, 2001	The Living Wage: A Moral and Economic Evaluation
October 10, 2001	The Moral Case for Free Trade

International articles by this author


June 23, 2008	Pense localmente, aja localmente
June 23, 2008	Como os clérigos entendem o mundo dos negócios: realidade versus caricatura
June 18, 2008	A reforma dos sistema de indenizações civis e o fim dos heróis
June 17, 2008	Um aliado na defesa da liberdade

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June 17, 2008

Religion & Liberty articles by this author