I am taking the day off from blogging about anything substantive today. However, I wanted to let you know that after Thanksgiving, I thought I would return to the social indicators series I did last November. It will essentially be republished but with updated data. Since most of you weren't reading this blog then, it will be just like new.
Also, probably in January, I plan to blog all fifteen chapters of John E. Stapleford's Bull, Bears and Golden Calves: Applying Christian Ethics in Economics. Stapleford was my Urban Economics professor in the MBA program at Eastern University. He published this book in 2002. It can be used as a supplement to standard college economics textbooks or as a stand-alone primer on economics from a Christian ethical perspective. (I must admit, reviewing a former professor's book is always a bit spooky. Even after almost two decades, there is always this nagging thought that he could still go back and change your grade if you mess up. But I am going to do it anyway.)
However, my brains and fingers are still trying to transition out of the Discovering Biblical Equality series.
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