Gary Cohn, head of Donald Trump’s National Economic Council, has resigned his post. Reports indicate Cohn reached an impasse with Trump over the President’s decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. Cohn was not only a consistent voice for free trade, he was also one of the few advisors committed to speaking the […]

The Bereans discuss: Gun Control The “Death” of Conservatism

  I love American Steel.  And American Aluminum.  I am a casual purchaser of metal, but frequently enough that I have an account at the local Dayton office of ALRO Steel.  I am a novice welder and car builder, which means I need raw materials to work with.  American metals are far higher quality to […]

This weekend I was able to listen to a Cato Institute podcast featuring Douglas A. Irwin’s new book Clashing over Commerce. The book highlights the politics undergirding the history of international trade protectionism in the United States. I found Irwin’s discussion with interviewer Caleb Brown to be helpful and to shed a little light on […]

How do you take a significant segment of the church in the United States, called to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ – Lord of heaven and of earth, the Alpha and the Omega, the eternal Word, son of God, son of Man, son of David, the lamb of God slain from the foundation of […]

The Bereans discuss school shootings and the death of Billy Graham.

HT over to Mark Perry @ Carpe Diem a few days ago.  Mark highlights the unintended (but perfectly predictable) consequences of environmental restrictions on new pipeline development in the Northeast part of the United States.  Mr. Perry asks the question:  “Why is LNG coming 4,500 miles to Boston from the Russian Arctic when the US […]

“[T]he Mother Teresa of teachers”1, Jocelyn Morffi, was fired on February 8 from her position as first grade teacher at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic school in Miami Florida because she violated a contract stipulating that teachers must abide by Catholic teachings and traditions. She had several days before married her girlfriend, Natasha Hass. The story […]

It should not surprise us that a film called Black Panther (directed by Ryan Coogler, and written by Coogler and Joe Robert Cole), has more than a political bent. The comic book character was created in 1966, which was an audacious moment for his debut. Though Stan Lee, a co-creator, has denied any connection between the […]

to educate high school students on the morality of free markets.  Please get the word out to students that you know of that could benefit from this program, 10-13 July right here at Cedarville University.  Each of your Bereans will have a speaking role to show the intersection between a biblical worldview and free markets. […]