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Remembering Steve Jobs, Entrepreneur Extraordinaire
As an entrepreneurship educator, studying the co-founder and former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs, has been one of the great…
Monthly Archives: October, 2011
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Class Warriors for Big Government
Acting as unofficial scorekeeper, Sojourners Founder and CEO Jim Wallis recently declared, “There really is a class war going on,…
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Is Making Sacrifices “Stupid?”
I’m really not one to talk about voluntary sacrifices I make — the whole “do not let your right hand…
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Islam’s History of Forced Conversions
Finding and connecting similar patterns of behavior throughout Islamic history is one of the most objective ways of determining whether…
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Clinging to Hope in Iraq
Christians in one corner of Iraq have tripled in number over the past 15 years according to a leading bishop…
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Keeping the Lepanto Spirit
The feast of Our Lady of the Rosary – celebrated by the Church on October 7 – is my favorite…
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Poem: “Before the Last Day”
Before the Last Day Along the creek side Where the trail descends, before the riffles Seethe among the great round…
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Vision of a ‘Just Society’ is Just Plain Funny
If you’ve been too busy holding down a job (or two), juggling the demands of a busy family, engaging in…
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When Two Become None
Mexico City lawmakers are currently considering a further redefinition of the meaning of marriage. They are proposing to implement a…
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U.S. Supreme Court Hears Most Important Religious Freedom Case in Decades
Today, U.S. Supreme Court Justices criticized the federal government’s argument that the Religion Clauses of the First Amendment do not…