Do Markets Promote the Worst Kinds of Behavior?
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Searching for Security in a Risky World
Recent events highlight the fact that we live in a risky world. The terrorist bombing of the Boston marathon, the explosion of a fertilizer plant in Texas, and a massive earthquake in Iran are all examples of events that result … Continue reading
Embracing Economic Liberty:
A Commitment to Justice and Mercy
I recently published a paper by the title above online at www.tifwe.org. The paper is a synthesis of a good deal of things that I have been working on over the course of the last 10-20 years. I think it … Continue reading
Radio Interview
The following link is to a radio show that I was recently interviewed on. My part is the 3rd segment of the program and you can listen to the entire program or move ahead to my part of the program. … Continue reading
Our Current Economic Outlook
The Economic Outlook for America By Paul A. Cleveland As Moses was completing the Lord’s instructions to the Israelites as they were about to enter the promised land, he outlined a series of blessings that would be theirs if they … Continue reading
Lies, Lies, and More Lies
Lies, lies and more lies By Paul A. Cleveland Today we are increasingly being informed of cases of corruption in most every area of life, especially in government. While the media has tended to focus on cases of fraud and … Continue reading
The Scientific Cul-de-sac of Utilitarianism
The Scientific Cul-de-sac of Utilitarianism Paul A. Cleveland True religion can make no peace with a false philosophy, any more than with a science that is falsely so-called; a thing cannot possibly be true in religion and false … Continue reading