Hurry Up and Buy
By Gary Isbell. One of the big problems with modern economy is the constant attempt to take the human element out of the equation and speed up the process of trade. Speed and frenzied economic … Continue reading
How Social Bonds Drives Markets
It is commonly thought that advertising is the key to creating demand. While advertising does make known the availability of products, it is often not the reason why people buy. People tend to buy from … Continue reading
Why the State Cannot Substitute the Family
The State can never substitute the family especially in the formation of children. Sociologist Carle Zimmerman notes that “the parent who prevents a baby from swallowing a safety pin, keeps him from high places, warns … Continue reading
Wisdom: the Highest Cause of Things
Excerpt from the talk, “Wisdom: The Foundation of an Organic Christian Society” given by John Horvat II at the 2013 TFP National Conference on October 26, 2013 As I said before, wisdom is to know … Continue reading
The Sainte Chapelle: Glorious Fruit of the Middle Ages: VIDEO
Written by John Ritchie. Medieval man was able to bring forth amazing faith-inspired works of beauty that organically flourished from a Christ-centered society. Nelson Fragelli, researcher and speaker on medieval architecture shares his insight with … Continue reading
First Tip for Putting Technology in It’s Place and Regaining Control of Your Life
1. The right way to start the day: After waking, read or reflect on something that lifts your mind to the higher aspects and realities of life. It should be something that captivates your unique … Continue reading
“Something that Guides Us Back” — Amy Godfrey
By Amy Godfrey. “I’m looking forward to reading this book because I have seen our country change constantly during my lifetime, and think we really need to find something that guides us back to where … Continue reading
Why Private Property Is Needed
The need for private property is hardly a mystery. From time immemorial, property has existed and can be justified by simple common sense. Aristotle gives four such reasons that can be applied to both his … Continue reading