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Dr. Richards explores the biblical foundations for our stewardship over the environment and its importance in the debate on Global Warming. He also discusses the mainstream views on Global Warming and answers four of the main questions concerning global climat...
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by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by E. Calvin Beisner
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
by Jordan J. Ballor
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Lithuanian priest and free market advocate to receive Acton Institute’s 2010 Novak Award
Lithuanian scholar and Roman Catholic priest, Fr. Kęstutis Kevalas, is the winner of the Acton Institute’s 2010 Novak Award.
During the past nine years, Fr. Kęstutis Kevalas has initiated a new debate in Lithuania, introducing the topic of free market economics to religious believers, and presenting a new set of hitherto unknown questions to economists. Fr. Kevalas is a respected figure and well known expert on Christian social ethics, the free market, and human dignity to the people of his home country. In addition to his active work as a speaker and pastor at national events, he serves a lecturer on moral theology at Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, Lithuania. Read More...Acton Research
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In the Liberal Tradition
“Beneficence is always free, it cannot be extorted by force, the mere want of it exposes us to no punishment; because the mere want of beneficence tends to do no real positive evil.”