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Business Ethics and Dr. Abraham Kuyper

When did you have that first conversation about work ethics that dove into the plight of the common worker and those terrible rich business owners? Mine was as a young lad sitting on the periphery as my father, his two brothers and a couple of friends sat around playing poker. It was in the early 60’s when the height of the labor vs. management was raging through much of the industries and trades in the United States. The conversations at the card table could become pretty heated since there was an uneven split between the players of corporate/management types (two) and labor/union types (three).

My dad and his oldest brother were of the latter category while the younger brother of the former. Things could get heated as they evaluated the political as well as the monetary discrepancies of rich compared to the middle class. The poor were never a consideration in the conversations, ah, sometimes arguments. I always listened intently because I saw that on the one hand, emotionalism sustained the argument of the majority over the other hand, rational-factual retorts of the minority players at the table. What was the real basis of what was happening and when did the deeper conversation about this with Dad play out? Continue reading

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October 25, 2014 S. Adams – Christian Culpability in the 17th Amendment

This program hosted at www.lwrn.net is a continuation of last week.

 

This is a strange and difficult approach to what helped perpetrate the 17th Amendment that virtually destroyed the Framers Intent for a Constitutional Republic.  How did I come up with the idea that the Christian Churches in the 19th and early 20th Centuries contribute to the push for the direct election of the Senator.  The historical perspective of the time is laid out in this program.  This again just touches the tip of the iceberg as we have to take into consideration all that was occurring during this period of history.

 

Ask yourself these questions, and more importantly, get the answers!

1. When did Marx release the communist manifesto?

2. Who was Henry George and what influence did he have not only in the US but in England?

3. What is the social gospel in comparison to the Reformation Gospel of the Founders of America?

 

Those are three questions that will get some thoughts coordinating with today’s program.

 

Enjoy this challenge perspective and consider the solution provided for the restoration of the Republic!

 

All audios below are in radio programs segment order:
The Anti-federalist view of the Senate – Segment 1
The Anti-federalist view of the Senate – Segment 2
The Anti-federalist view of the Senate – Segment 3

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