"The economics lesson from the Hobby Lobby case isn’t about who pays for what for whom, but is rather about seeing corporations and the people who work for them as far more than what we unthinkingly reduce them to. It exhorts us to see both as due protection by government."

"Can vocations that pay so little live up to the dignity of God’s image, which we bear when we Work?"

For Christian citizens, it is necessary to recognize that our nation’s debt woes and partisan factions are more than just a temporary headache.

As Christians, our approach to such issues ought to be distinctive—grounded in principles of justice, rather than mere pleas for economic growth or repercussions for corporate excess.

The half-a-decade long recession provides an appropriate and long-needed occasion for Christians—and society as a whole— to reexamine the meaning and goals of the economy as the engine of American life.