Dan Wolf

Dan Wolf learned traditional values from the farm and as a grocer in Middle America—and always loved history. A CPA, researcher, an analyst who taught himself computer programming, and an experienced consultant teaching complex abstract ideas so they are understood.

Like many of us, Dan’s life changed on 9/11. His penchant for self-education put him on a path discerning the relationship between faith and governance. What he found is this. Faith, freedom, virtue, and morality provide our purpose’s cornerstones; the foundation for every successful society. There is no freedom without faith, faith expressing itself in love—charity. The relationship between these ideas is the heart of Dan’s work. The ideas are not new, they’ve existed for several thousand years. They are forgotten because we no longer educate using the languages of both reason and faith.

Dan is writing his fifth book regarding these ideas. He is a regular contributor to the Virginia Christian Alliance—an organization presenting Biblical responses to today’s issues not with hate or empty headed talking points, but using facts and humor. You can find more about his work and blog at Living Rightly.