Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet

Richard Steele’s The Religious Tradesman was the greatest book on Biblical economics ever written. Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince, Bernard Mandeville’s The Fable of the Bees, and Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, all helped London’s tradesmen to drift away from … Continue reading →

I would consider myself a fundamentalist in the sense that I believe in the fundamentals of Christianity. But I’ve found that a lot of Protestants in evangelical Christianity have a sense of anti-Catholicism; and as a result, have not really … Continue reading →

Originally from here.I received this through Andrew Strom’s Revival List.(A vision received by Arthur on 5th Sept. 1974) The Crown Agents in London had appointed me to teach in the King George V School, Kowloon, Hong Kong as from the beginning … Continue reading →

You think you’re real smartWith your schemes and plansWith your twisted mindAnd deceiving hands You think you’re real toughYou’re a macho manWith a knockout punchAnd your screaming fans You think you’re real richWith your bank accountsAnd your stocks and bondsAnd … Continue reading →

In this Facebook dialogue, the Wesleyan perfectionist reveals not only that he is Marcionite in that he pits the words of Christ against Paul’s words in Romans 7:14-25, but also that he is a Pelagian like Charles Finney and A. … Continue reading →

  I will probably oppose Adam Smith’s “invisible hand” doctrine until my dying day: the idea that God’s providence sustains the business world through the vices of self-interest and competition. The notion that if there were no self-interested business owners competing against one another, … Continue reading →

What’s the point of making bank if you’re gravely wrong in your attitude towards the Word of God? What if your attitude towards devout Christians in your family, or social network, is completely contrary because you just don’t understand the … Continue reading →

William Perkins helped to develop the Puritan view that God uses divine interventions in Christian men’s lives, to guide them into certain career paths.[1] These careers or trades were termed “callings,” with the understanding that God draws, leads, or calls … Continue reading →

Are you so foolish? Having begun by the Spirit, are you now being perfected by the flesh? –Galatians 3:3, ESV In law, we understand that there are felonies and misdemeanors. There are majors and minors; and we consider the law to … Continue reading →