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  • Ten Guides for Turning Boys Into Men

    Ten Guides for Turning Boys Into Men0

    Many young men are puzzled these days about the meaning of manhood, perplexed by what they hear in a classroom, learn online, or see in their friends. They want to work, to love, to do good in the world, to emulate other men. Unfortunately, maps for these destinations seem in short supply. Help is at

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  • Ten Facts About Homelessness in America

    Ten Facts About Homelessness in America0

    The homeless represent the most vulnerable portion of Americans living in poverty. The latest U.S. government report on homelessness shows that a culture of secularism and statism is depriving Americans of church philanthropy, curbing the free market’s ability to provide, and leaving the most vulnerable reliant on the government – or the mercy of the streets. The Council of

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  • Telling Women They Don’t Need Men is Not Helpful

    Telling Women They Don’t Need Men is Not Helpful0

    It is a question that has been debated for years: Do women need men? Nationally syndicated Radio Host Dennis Prager recently discussed this topic on his show and it got me thinking.  Feminists often argue that women, especially women who have been formally educated, do not need men.  Women should stay focused on their careers

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  • Telling the Truth About Stalin

    Telling the Truth About Stalin0

    In discussions of World War II, much emphasis and critical attention has been conferred on German forces and actions. What is often overlooked, however, are the Soviet deeds during the same time period.   Author Sean McMeekin, a historical studies professor at Bard College, seeks to slay this sacred cow of the historical profession and

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  • Telegraph: Down’s Syndrome People Could Soon Face “Extinction”

    Telegraph: Down’s Syndrome People Could Soon Face “Extinction”0

    This week, The Telegraph commented ona trend that’s been apparent for quite some time: about 90% of pregnancies involving a fetus diagnosed with Down’s Syndrome in Britain are aborted. The statistical picture in the U.S. is a bit more complicated, but even with all the academic qualifications, it’s clear that the majority are aborted. Some

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  • Teens With Strong Family Ties Can Ward Off Depression

    Teens With Strong Family Ties Can Ward Off Depression0

    Depression is a leading cause of disability and disease for people around the world. It often begins during adolescence, especially for females, may continue or recur in adulthood and tends to become a lifetime chronic health condition. More than 300 million people suffer from this mental health disorder worldwide. Depression is not only about feeling

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