The following is a guest article by Laura A. Zifer. E. Calvin Beisner’s Prosperity and Poverty is one of the rare books that succeeds on every front: biblical fidelity, moral clarity, economic realism, and pastoral compassion. Few works manage to bring together theological depth and economic literacy so seamlessly. This one does. What I appreciated […]

The 30th Conference Of Parties on climate change (COP30) will promote its climate, energy and economic fantasies and demands November 10–21 in Belém, Brazil. Some 70,000 grifter scientists, activists, politicians and journalists (plus observers) will attend.   Despite pre-summit hype and proclamations of hope, the summiteers are nervous.   Increasing evidence demonstrates that claims of a planetary

The following is a guest article by Dr. Matthew Wielicki. A recent Guardian article titled “‘Humanitarian’ visa must be created for Pacific Islanders displaced by climate crisis, experts say” is pushing the familiar alarmist narrative: Rising seas are swallowing low-lying island nations like Tuvalu and Kiribati, forcing mass migration and requiring new humanitarian visas for

Through ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance – mandates, the titans of global finance positioned themselves as the arbiters of corporate virtue. They pressured companies to divest from fossil fuels. They built an entire moral and financial architecture around the concept of decarbonization.  But this June, two major events confirmed the slow demise of the