I Hope I Die Before I Get Old
America's Long-Term Budget Crisis and "A Call for Intergenerational Justice"
April 20, 2011
Online registration for this event is closed. Walk-in registrations will be accepted.
If you cannot attend, we welcome you to watch the event live on this page.
Here is an idea that probably is not discussed too much on Capitol Hill: evaluate fiscal reform in terms of biblical principles, specifically stewardship, prudence, and concern for the poor. That is what the leadership of Evangelicals for Social Action and the Center for Public Justice recently encouraged in an open letter to the Christian community. At this event, an "intergenerational" panel of prominent signatories will join with leaders who have criticized the letter to discuss and debate how Christians should think about government spending priorities.
If you cannot attend, we welcome you to watch the event live on this page.
Here is an idea that probably is not discussed too much on Capitol Hill: evaluate fiscal reform in terms of biblical principles, specifically stewardship, prudence, and concern for the poor. That is what the leadership of Evangelicals for Social Action and the Center for Public Justice recently encouraged in an open letter to the Christian community. At this event, an "intergenerational" panel of prominent signatories will join with leaders who have criticized the letter to discuss and debate how Christians should think about government spending priorities.








