Seeking Truth | At The Intersection of Faith, Economics and Policy

Our world is filled with half-truths, lies and spin. It is vitally important to seek and to find the truth.

You and I may differ on our understanding of Faith, Economics and Policy, but hopefully we can have a respectful dialogue, always seeking to discover the truth.

These essays, written across more than a decade, are curated here by subject, with updated and accurate references.

“Right on target, Parker. I agree with every word of this. Thank you for clarifying some issues I was a bit “fuzzy” on. Keep on sharing the truth!” – Margaret Fuson

Hopefully these essays will help launch engagement between friends, family members and colleagues.

“As usual (and as I and I’m sure many others have come to expect from you), Parker, this is spot-on. Thanks again for the clarity with which you communicate and the fundamental values and Christian worldview that is articulated. I will try to share your words with others so they too can benefit as I have.” – Doug Van Dyke

Whether you’d like to do your own research, or just enjoy these thoughts and conclusions, I hope these essays will challenge and inform you.

“This really hit me hard, You have such a way of touching my heart. I am printing this and keeping it with my prayer list for those that are on my heart. As always, I thank God for you and the gift He has given you.” – Pamela Cantrell

Parker Hudson’s Blog Posts

2025

As we prepare to turn the calendar to 2025, and as I prepare to turn 78, I have written down a group of Hopes/Prayers for the coming year, and also a group of Personal Resolutions. You know I’m a follower of Jesus, who transformed me forty years ago, and that we live...

Giving Thanks

This short monthly post is meant to be a postscript to a longer essay I wrote nine years ago, which focuses on two “big picture” aspects of Thanksgiving. I just re-read it, and I don’t think I’d change a word. Please take a minute to read the earlier post, Why...

The Common Sense Vote

It’s twelve days before the 2024 Presidential election, so as I write this monthly post I have no idea who the winner will be. But if Donald Trump is elected, itwill be mostly because he has a huge, loyal following, but in part because many Democratic policies of the...

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