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  • Why It’s Good For Children to Work Alongside Their Parents

    Why It’s Good For Children to Work Alongside Their Parents0

    I ran across a short video from The Perennial Plate the other day which gave me pause. The video featured a woman named Ana Navarro who operates a ranch in Colorado with the help of her children. As the video shows and Navarro attests, the family does not have a lot of material wealth. Yet

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  • Why It’s Best to Focus on Fixing Yourself

    Why It’s Best to Focus on Fixing Yourself0

    “Acquire a peaceful spirit, and then thousands of others around you will be saved.” This statement was made by St. Seraphim of Sarov, a Russian Orthodox monk who lived in the 18th and 19th centuries. And though it was addressed to a Christian audience, I think the concept behind it is very relevant to everyone

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  • Why it Was Moral for Trotsky to Kill the Tsar’s Children—But Immoral for Stalin to Kill His

    Why it Was Moral for Trotsky to Kill the Tsar’s Children—But Immoral for Stalin to Kill His0

    Few today would disagree that we live in a morally confused age. Most of us have a sense of right and wrong. But if pressed to explain why we believe what we do, I suspect you’d encounter a great many blanks stares and incoherent responses. Much of this is attributable to the rise of emotivism,

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  • Why It Might Be Time to Bring Back Mandatory Citizen Militias

    Why It Might Be Time to Bring Back Mandatory Citizen Militias0

    I received some fascinating responses and comments regarding my recent column about how the West can save masculinity. One email in particular caught my attention. It was from a friend of mine named Troy, a socially conservative, politically libertarian member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Troy is happily married with three

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  • Why It Might Be the Right Time to Quit Your Job

    Why It Might Be the Right Time to Quit Your Job0

    There is something absolutely beautiful about a tight labor market. It seems to shift decision-making from the boss to the employee. The jobs report is better than we’ve seen since the 2008 financial crisis, and perhaps in decades, and wages are on the rise. It’s a matter of supply and demand. Employers now are begging for talent, and ready

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  • Why It May Be Selfish to Vote by Mail This Year

    Why It May Be Selfish to Vote by Mail This Year0

    A dear friend recently presented me with a conundrum that many are dealing with. Concerned not only for her own health, but for the health of others in her immediate circle, she hopes to vote by absentee ballot to limit her exposure to new people. My friend lives in Minnesota, where she has a dizzying

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