Producer's Desk — economy
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As heard on RLL - Mar 28, 2009
posted by Matthew Hawkins on 03.28.2009
Topics: economy, liberalism
- Huge deficits put nation on unsustainable course - USA Today
- GOP Alternative budget (19 page PDF) - GOP.gov
- The GOP Alternative - Investor’s business daily
- Hannity interviews Daniel Hannan - Transcript, video from Fox News
- National Health Preview - Wall Street Journal
- Critics blast U.N. panel religious vote - BP News
- Consensus or censorship? - Cal Thomas
BONUS
- Headed toward extinction? - Phillip Longman
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Divorce—Yet More Costs to Society
posted by Richard Land on 04.25.2008
Topics: divorce, economy, marriage
My latest post at Casting Stones:
“One NFL Hall of Fame football player, who now works full-time with a Christian ministry to the incarcerated, has said that for years now he has been asking all the prisoners with whom he is in contact, “Would those of you who had a good relationship with your father please raise you hand?”
The Hall of Famer said he has been asking that question for several years and he is still waiting for the first prisoner’s hand to go up…”
Read the full post at Casting Stones…
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More evidence: Why conservatives are happier than liberals
posted by Richard Land on 04.07.2008
Topics: children, conservatism, economy, politics
The Economist reports on Arthur Brook’s latest publication, Gross National Happiness
“When researchers ask parents what they enjoy, it turns out that they prefer almost anything to looking after their children… Despite this, American parents are much more likely to be happy than non-parents. This is for two reasons, argues Mr. Brooks, an economist at Syracuse University. Even if children are irksome now, they lend meaning to life in the long term. And the kind of people who are happy are also more likely to have children. Which leads on to Mr Brooks’s most controversial finding: in America, conservatives are happier than liberals. “
Read the rest at The Economist…
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Notable articles from ERLC.com
posted by Producer on 03.17.2008
Topics: alcohol, abortion, culture, economy, gambling, religion
Life Should Be Valued, Not Neglected
Has the buckle of the Bible belt become the Mecca of gambling?
Churches have contributed to the success of America by encouraging virtue, but social science research has also shown that churches provide direct and indirect economic and social benefits to communities.
Also, some states reconsider Sunday alcohol laws and increasing the alcohol content of beer.
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Climate change update - Global cooling?
posted by Matthew Hawkins on 02.29.2008
Topics: economy, environment
Some highlighted items from our friends at The Cornwall Alliance. Subscribe to their newsletter.
- Four Sources Say “Globally Cooler” in the Past Twelve Months - Watts Up With That?
- Forget Global Warming—Welcome to the New Ice Age - Canada’s National Post
- Humpty Dumpty Policies - Townhall.com
- Die for Gaia, Save the Planet? - The Register, February 20, 2008
- Global Warming Debate Website - ClimateDebateDaily.com
This is a mere smidgen of the nuggets that the Cornwall Alliance newsletter highlights. Don’t miss out on this timely information and sign up for the Alliance’s newsletter here.
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