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Faith at Work: Economic Flourishing, Freedom to Create and Innovate

Faith at Work: Economic Flourishing, Freedom to Create and Innovate is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department and Institute for Faith, Work & Economics.

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Are there economic implications in the Creation story?

Tim Scott

'If you are the problem, you are also the promise'

'Devotion to high purpose' undergirds success

5 'incredible innovations' that combat poverty

The case for faith and a free market

Invention and discovery generate wealth

12 theses for a Christian understanding of economics

John Stonestreet photographed in his home office, Colorado Springs, CO, for World Magazine interview assignment from Genesis Photo agency.

Young Americans, entitlement and the Christian vision of work

Human flourishing: An urgent, universal, timeless goal

Shelving the 'Greed Myth' and other economic illusions

Economic freedom, opportunity ease poverty

Poverty, not income inequality, is our modern problem

Freedom is key to creating wealth, prosperity

C. S. Lewis on selfishness vs. self-interest

What I didn't learn in business school

Are riches and righteousness necessarily at odds?

Trusting God, not government, for upward mobility

Defending the free market

Foundation for Economic Education

Why not socialism?

Acting on the 'God moments'

Ismael Hernandez, 56, is shown in portrait Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016 at the church he attends, St. Raphael Catholic Church in Lehigh Acres, Fla. Hernandez is the Executive Director of the Freedom & Virtue Institute, a faith-based nonprofit, working with churches and schools, aimed at teaching those in need to become self-sufficient. "I didn't like what I was seeing people standing in line getting free stuff. That's not the way you feed the poor," Hernandez said. "You may get stuff today but your children will still be in need. There is a better way in getting out of poverty." (Corey Perrine/For World Magazine)

Why I am no longer a socialist

Does Acts 2-5 teach socialism?

Faith, economic freedom and innovation in the Latin world

Profits and an 'economy of mutuality'

Flourishing requires belief in human potential

Creating marketplace success -- and successful, godly people

'Mankind is our business'

Redefining business leadership as 'stewardship'

Aiming at abundant lives -- and livelihoods

Leveraging the workplace for greater good

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