Editorials by Marvin Olasky

• "Bodies and Souls"
  William Booth stressed religious conversion as the way to build heaven on earth.
• "Charity doesn't have to mean bureaucracy"
  Pravite charities provide good management and quick response, argues Marvin Olasky.
• "Harvard 'heroes' pale by comparison"
  The real heroes of the world are those who have stood up to tyranny.
• "Welfare is the gift that keeps on taking"
  Children have been robbed, and no one government program can repay them for what's been lost: fathers, faith and a respect for hard work.
• "Avoiding False Idols"
  In this piece, Marvin Olasky articulates the need for a realignment of allegiances in order to bring about true peace.
• "Building Social Capital"
  In this editorial, Marvin Olasky looks at the steps legislatures can take to ease government involvement in public charity.
• "Turning Lives Around"
  In this speech, Marvin Olasky addresses the work and effects of faith-based charitable organizations in secular society.
• "Income tax had humble beginnings"
  Olasky implies that the earlier pessimism involving the income tax have proven true.
• "In campaigns, don't make the perfect the enemy of the good"
  Compromise is necessary in politics, even for Christians, if one wishes to win the election.
• "Faith part of the problem or part of the solution?"
  This editorial examines the need for increased acceptance of religious values in the secular society.
• "Despite prosperity, peace will remain elusive"
  Sound reason and foresight without vain intentions defeat enemies not self aggrandizement.
• "D.C.'s fallen into the London-knows-best pattern"
  In this editorial Olasky addresses the perversity of congressional power by setting a back drop of early American-visionary virtue.
• "Christian conservatives targeted for academic blacklists"
  This editorial calls into question the current "blacklists" of academia.
• "A great graduation but..."
  Utilizing the conversion of Henry Clay, Olasky focuses attention to God’s place in our lives.
• "A better approach to fighting poverty"
  This article gives thought to the place of congressman in the fight against poverty.
• "Smart Growth, Dumb Bureaucracy or Competition"
  Explores ways in which charity organizations can be utilized to better urban communities.
• "Working to Stop Revolving Doors"
  This article examines the power of faith based rehabilitation programs in Texas state penitentiaries.