Healthcare, Bioethics, and Christian Investing
Healthcare investing puts a hard question to Christians: how do you own a sector that heals the sick — plainly good work…
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How Christian investment screening works: negative and positive screens, gray-zone sectors, ESG data, fund families, and screening your own portfolio.
Healthcare investing puts a hard question to Christians: how do you own a sector that heals the sick — plainly good work…
Technology stocks represent nearly one-third of the S&P 500 index and dominate most diversified investment portfolios. For Christian investors seeking to align…
Almost every Christian-screened fund excludes gambling stocks, and for good reason: casinos, sportsbooks, and apps like DraftKings profit by encouraging people to…
Should a Christian own defense stocks? There is no single biblical verdict. Scripture both blesses peacemakers and grants government the sword to…
ATC Screening: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis in Christian Investing Three industries—alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis—present some of the most nuanced and contested questions…
ESG Scores Explained: What They Measure, Why They Disagree, and What Christian Investors Should Know If you’ve spent any time researching socially…
A “sin stock” is shares in a company that earns money from activities Scripture treats as morally compromised—classically alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and…
Positive Screening in Christian Investing: Seeking Companies That Reflect Biblical Values Most discussions of Christian investing focus on what to avoid—the companies…
Negative Screening in Christian Investing: Principles, Practice, and Nuance When most people think about faith-based investing, they think about negative screening—the practice…
Christian investment screening is the practice of checking what a company actually does before you own it—and deciding, by your values, whether…