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^{Tessa Rath
April 25, 2014
Faith & Economics, Poverty, Wealth Creation}

10 Tough Steps to End Poverty

_{Tessa Rath
April 25, 2014
Faith & Economics, Poverty, Wealth Creation}

April 29th at AEI: A Biblical Answer to Poverty

_{Tessa Rath
April 17, 2014
Faith & Economics, Poverty}

Discovery Institute Senior Fellow Jay Richards will be among the panelists taking part in this discussion on poverty, theology, and economics in DC on Tuesday, April 29. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
September 28, 2012
Faith & Economics}

At Values and Capitalism, a Q&A with Jay Richards

_{Tessa Rath
September 28, 2012
Faith & Economics}

Over at the American Enterprise Institute's Values and Capitalism initiative, Jay Richards answers a few questions about morality and economics, emphasizing that the two can't be addressed separately. Read More ›

^{Jay W. Richards
February 17, 2012
Faith & Economics, Politics}

Indivisible: “Body Armor for the Culture War”

_{Jay W. Richards
February 17, 2012
Faith & Economics, Politics}

In our new book Indivisible, we argue that Americans are "like tourists on a sunny beach. We've heard news of an earthquake on the sea floor, hundreds of miles away, but everything still looks normal. People are sipping iced tea, enjoying the warm sand and the sun overhead. Many think, 'We've never had it so good.' And yet, when we look closely, we notice that the beach is growing wider as the tide recedes toward the horizon." Read More ›

^{Jay W. Richards
February 17, 2012
Faith & Economics, Politics}

Social Issues in Forefront of 2012 Election

_{Jay W. Richards
February 17, 2012
Faith & Economics, Politics}

James Robison and I argue in the Christian Post that so-called "social issues" such as marriage, abortion, and religious freedom will play an important role in the 2012 election Read More ›

^{Jay W. Richards
February 6, 2012
Faith & Economics}

If You’re Concerned About Morality, You Need Some Basic Economics

_{Jay W. Richards
February 6, 2012
Faith & Economics}

It has long been my hobby-horse that religious believers and others concerned with moral questions involving society simply must have some rudimentary understanding of economics.