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What Christians Can Do to Enliven Their Communities and Fix a Broken Nation
When describing the state of the nation, respondents to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll overwhelmingly selected negative terms, including...
What is the 'Good Life'?
The English word flourishing is based on the ancient Greek idea of eudaimonia — the good life. It’s not a...
Want to Win the Culture? Focus on Human Flourishing
The American Revolution has had a lasting, positive impact because its leaders focused not on angry vengeance (like in the...
It's Time to Draw the Line
I fully expected President Obama’s administration to be pro-abortion, but never in my life did I imagine that it would...
What's at Stake in the HHS Mandate?
It’s clear that the federal government, in enforcing what has become known as the HHS contraception mandate, is propping up...
If Redistributionists Really Cared About the Poor, Here's What They Would Do
Many well-meaning young adults think free markets are hard-edged and callous toward the poor. At Summit, our approach is to...
Do You Know Why Economics Is a Moral Issue?
Every liberal economic policy is predicated on the assumption that coercive governments are morally superior to free markets. But how...
America's Founders: As Goes Religion, So Goes All Freedom
As governmental and social restrictions on religion increase, violent religious persecution and conflict result. That’s the stunning conclusion of a...
Why Fights Over Religious Liberty Matter Today
Religious liberty has historically been considered America’s first freedom because of its prominence in the minds of America’s founders and...
Changing Culture Requires Persistence
Paul’s missionary journeys occupied decades of his life. His martyrdom was preceded by serious, painful persecution. Yet his steadfast refrain...
Refuting Science as God
It is important to clarify something. Science does nothing. It is scientists who create breakthroughs using the disciplines of observing,...
Why Do Right and Wrong Matter?
The Jean Valjean character in Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables is a broken, bitter man, a known thief who will surely...