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  • Knitting is Cool Again

    Knitting is Cool Again0

    Over the years, my sister has produced beautiful handicrafts: an intricate crocheted baby afghan, perfectly knitted mittens, and lovely crocheted lace. I, on the other hand, have a handful of quilt squares, a crochet hook stuck in a barely used spool of thread, and a partially finished embroidered pillowcase to show for my efforts. As

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  • Kitchen Table Patriots: Ronald Reagan’s Warning to America Might Surprise You

    Kitchen Table Patriots: Ronald Reagan’s Warning to America Might Surprise You3

    Speaking from the Oval Office on January 11, 1989, President Ronald Reagan delivered his farewell address to the nation. He was affable, warm, and modest in these parting remarks—so much so that even in print his words glow with appeal and charm. As he so often did, he peppered his remarks with personal anecdotes and

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  • Kissing the American Dream Goodbye

    Kissing the American Dream Goodbye0

    • October 2, 2015

    According to The Atlantic, the American dream has been downsized. In fact, the American dream is no longer the simple wish of “home, job, and family.” Instead, many Americans simply dream about getting out of debt. “[W]hen a survey asked people which things were the most important to their personal American dream, only 26 percent

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  • Kirk Cameron Promotes New Kids Book Publisher to Rival Woke Scholastic

    Kirk Cameron Promotes New Kids Book Publisher to Rival Woke Scholastic0

    I remember Scholastic book fairs well. I recall the excitement, as a child, of flipping through their bright catalogues and the intoxicating smell of so many new books neatly laid out on tables in the school library. With its unique book fair business model, it is no wonder Scholastic grew to become “the world’s largest

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  • King Lear: A Tragedy on Relativism

    King Lear: A Tragedy on Relativism0

    Know thou this: that men Are as the time is.                 -Edmund (King Lear, Act V, Scene 3) One of the most rudimentary errors that one can make in reading a literary text is to see the words of a character as being synonymous with those of the author. Take, for example, these lines from

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  • Kindness: A Pathway to a Satisfying Life

    Kindness: A Pathway to a Satisfying Life1

    Recently my wife learned that 103 students enrolled at her university are wards of the state—they have no parents or home. As she shared her story, she choked up and so did I.  Life is hard. And even for those who are materially comfortable, there are problematical circumstances and challenges to overcome. No one is

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