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. . By David Tulis – republished from a 28 December 2012 article in Nooganomics.com, which covers the local economy and free markets in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and beyond. . The sense of defeat among many Christians is understandable. We feel the systems of this…
. . By David Tulis – republished from a 27 November 2012 article in Nooganomics.com, which covers the local economy and free markets in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and beyond. . The re-election of federal Rep. Scott DesJarlais to an East Tennessee district puts us in…
. . By David Tulis – republished from a 22 October 2012 article in Nooganomics.com, which covers the local economy and free markets in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and beyond. . I recently had a lively chat with a local political figure over the meaning of…
. . by Dr Lawrence L. White, Pastor, Our Savior Lutheran Church (LCMS), Houston, Texas. Republished with permission from Christian News October 22, 2012 – www.ChristianNewsMo.com . It’s that time again. In the midst of a heated Presidential campaign – portrayed,…
. . By David Tulis – republished from a 15 September 2012 article in Nooganomics.com, which covers the local economy and free markets in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and beyond. . God wants His children to be as careful about stewarding their spiritual assets as the worldly…
The followers of Muhammad held opening ceremonies Saturday for a mosque in Chattanooga, Tenn., and were given a welcome talk by a federal prosecutor. Bill Killian defined justice as “doing the right thing” and denounced prejudice among members of the public whom he said misunderstand Muhammad’s doctrine or who are unwilling to let people of conflicting viewpoints enjoy legal liberties. The ambiguous, prominent role of federal officials at the event highlights a conflict of worldviews.
by David Tulis – published originally on Nooganomics.com, which covers the Chattanooga, Tennessee, area economy and free markets from a Christian perspective. . I snapped up the CD edition of Gulliver’s Travels after my nine-year-old had enjoyed it and have been howling…
“I’m a Christian ready to talk to anyone about the influence of Jesus Christ in my life, but I’ve hesitated to make public statements about my faith or about the company in such a way, trying to capitalize on the fact that most of our people are Christians. I don’t like the idea of parading my religious faith. I want it to show by my lifestyle and by the way I treat people.”
— S. Truett Cathy - founder, Chick-fil-A, 1989
“Corporate purpose:
1. To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us.
2. To have a positive influence on all who come into contact with Chick-fil-A”
by David Tulis – published originally on Nooganomics.com, which covers the Chattanooga, Tennessee, area economy and free markets from a Christian perspective. . The Batman massacre by orange-headed defendant James Holmes is a noisy burp following an extended sit-down meal at a…
by David Tulis – published originally on Nooganomics.com on May 25, 2012 . I long have had uneasy feelings about cooperating with the federal census. A good man in my church was hounded by people in the census machine who…