The Ring Makes All the Difference: The Hidden consequences of Cohabitation and the Strong Benefits of Marriage
Secure Daughters, Confident Sons Brother & Sister Raise secure, confident Kids in a Gender-Confused World
Marriage on Trial: The Case Against Same-Sex Marriage and Parenting
My Crazy Imperfect Christian Family
Why Marriage Matters Reasons to Believe in Marriage in Postmodern Society: Experiencing God
Category Archives: culture
Why Manhood Doesn’t Happen Naturally
In terms of human development, healthy masculinity is not natural. It doesn’t just happen. It must be constructed. This is not the case with womanhood. Her biological make-up ensures the girl will more naturally grow into a healthy woman. As … Continue reading
Posted in cultural analysis, culture, feminism, manhood; masculinity, Sexuality, Uncategorized, womanhood
Tagged anthropology, female, femininity, male, man. woman, manhood, masculinity, womanhood
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A Man with a Gun in Taco Bueno
Last week I was taking advantage of .99 cent taco burgers at Taco Bueno. Taco burgers. 99 cents. Duh. As I’m enjoying my dinner, a man walks in with a gun. Few were in the place, so there was not … Continue reading
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Tagged firearms, guns, mass shootings, open carry, pistols, shootings
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HRC Celebrates Walmart for Having Same Bathroom Policy as North Carolina
No one missed that the Human Rights Campaign, the largest and most powerful gay lobby in the world, called down unrelenting hell-fire upon the state of North Carolina for their bathroom policy last year. You surely missed that this year, … Continue reading
How the Google Guy Got It Exactly Right
A myriad of distinguished professors and social scientists have already confirmed what James Damore wrote in his Google memo: men and women are measurably different. The Google guy behind the infamous gender memo, James Damore, is a troglodyte. An embarrassing, knuckle-dragging, … Continue reading
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Tagged gender difference, google, google memo, James damore, memo, men, sex difference, women
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What is a Christian? Insight From an Unlikely Source
The famous atheist philosopher, Bertrand Russell, had the following to say in the opening of his book, Why I am Not a Christian. It is actually a good and challenging word His Church today. “I think that you must have … Continue reading
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Tagged Aquinas, Augustine, bertrand russell, Christianity, Creeds
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Rosie the Riveter: Not the Feminist Icon You Think She Is
She’s become one of the world’s most well-known icons. The rolled up sleeves of her heavy denim work shirt. Her slender arm flexed, fist clenched in an unmistakable “don’t mess with me” pose. Her factory employee button alongside her finely … Continue reading
Gender Theorists Can’t Keep Their Story Straight
What a different world we’d have if more people evaluated a belief system, not from what they assume about it, but what they learn from the experienced and serious people who hold those beliefs. Because of my work at Focus on the … Continue reading →