by Mitch Randall | Jul 1, 2021 | Opinion
One year ago today, during a global pandemic, a social uprising for racial justice and a very contentious presidential election, Good Faith Media flipped the switch and went live. Combining two historic Baptist entities, EthicsDaily and Nurturing Faith, Good Faith...
by Stephen H. Cook | Dec 11, 2020 | Opinion
International cooperation is a Christian value. It can beat COVID-19. Christ’s words in Luke 10:36-37 to the lawyer who challenges him are a convicting reminder of the call given to every Christian: to love God and to love neighbor. “‘Which of these three, do you...
by Craig M. Watts | May 28, 2020 | Opinion
Agents of hostility and division are hard at work at a time when unity and cooperation are most crucial. They claim they are defenders of freedom, but their quest is a misguided expression of “freedom” that serves no constructive purpose and increases danger. Those...
by Rob Sellers | Apr 20, 2020 | Opinion
“In a world increasingly inclined towards self-interest, we can see the rebirth of some of the noblest human instincts as reflected in numerous cultures and religions,” writes Faisal Bin Muuammar, secretary general of the King Abdullah Centre for Interreligious and...
by Zach Dawes Jr | Aug 14, 2018 | Opinion
Does cooperation create a sense of solidarity and moral obligation toward one’s partners? A recent World Bank working paper suggests that it does. The paper shares findings from an experiment in which participants were organized into groups of three. Some sets of...
