[…] financial institutions are failing and going to pieces. Their industrial institutions are ceasing operation for lack of market for their products and . . . millions are walking the streets of our large cities […]
[…] and most prestigious offices. But Harris lived in the midst of explosive cultural change as the capitalist market and its social relationships rode improved internal transportation into the most remote corners of the American […]
[…] At the turn of the century, large immigrant populations and smaller families in the so-called “native white stock” resulted in a popular concern over maintaining white supremacy and its traditional institutions. At the same […]
[…] free but intensely materialistic world—ironically not the materialism that Marxism promised but failed to create—but the free market economy where materialism actually holds sway. Only then will we discover if the coming generations of […]
[…] by a young college student, particularly one with aspirations for a scientific career, who is bombarded by news of these exciting discoveries in the academic environment but hears only creationist doctrines and somber warnings […]
[…] stereotypical; the plots and characters seem to lack moral subtlety; and so on. Should we wonder that today’s high literary circles ignore it? Still we are confronted with the question why such a book […]
[…] (100). The authors’ representation of Adam Smith is highly selective and misleading. Thus their focus on free market was a very minor aspect of Smith’s Wealth of Nations and does not really correspond closely to […]
[…] owe a debt that the “little things” of life, the day-to-day knowledge of God’s blessings in the world, were retained along with the sweeping stories of liberation and peoplehood. The wisdom books are part […]
[…] they decide to marry in the two weeks before Patrick has to leave Denmark. This is devastating news for Lotte, who is used to her mother’s complete attention and affection and who wants to […]
[…] As a BYU student, I had just spent $850 for this return visit to Ecuador. Neither of us was aware that her illness could be fatal if untreated. With an annual family income of […]