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TexEconomics and Business
A second intriguing idea (read the first here) suggested by Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse in her lecture on the Economic Way of Thinking is that whereas politicians, socialists, and all
TexEconomics and Business
A struggling internet connection in my hotel delayed the timeliness of this post, however, I've received promises that the network will be fixed before the morning's
TexEconomics and Business
Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse just delivered a fascinating lecture overviewing the basics of economic thinking. Beginning with the basic premises of economic science, she rapidly moved through the basic methods of economic inquiry, principles that are foundational to the science […]
TexEconomics and Business
. . .what is virtue if not the free choice of what is good?” Alexis de Tocqueville Today the Acton Institute, and educational and research group promoting the development of free and virtuous societies through individual liberty and Christian principles, […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
I made my graduation debut this past weekend with this address to a very special group of students whom I had the pleasure of teaching for a year in Torrey
Keith E. Buhler
Technology’s (ever-increasing) power to keep me from having to experience anything I don’t like. On a related note, a fascinating crash course on the elements of music. Eliminating credit card debt< &name=a> California home loan online< &name=a> Credit score simulator< […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorizedLiterature
Shakespeare's religious orientation and beliefs are an endless source of speculation and bickering among those who take an interest in the Bard. And for good reason: because Shakespeare&
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
One of the most widely praised books of 2007 was D. Michael Lindsay’s Faith in the Halls of Power, a sociological examination of evangelicals in America. If you don’t have time to read the full book, I commend to you […]
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We are thus stuck between two unrealistic views of the autonomy of the individual. The first is that the self can be autonomous forever; the second is that only the
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The difference between them is crucial, yet few conservatives seem to understand the difference. And therein lies the problem, argues James Polous: I am no great defender of Rick Santorum,
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorizedTechnology
In an age saturated by information, our most precious asset is our ability to give--and take away--attention. For most young people, their attention is very rarely concentrated in
Keith E. BuhlerBible
Job 38:1-7: "Gird up now thy loins like a man; for I will demand of thee, and answer thou me... Where wast thou when I laid the