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  • How the Desire for ‘Moral Purity’ Divides Us

    How the Desire for ‘Moral Purity’ Divides Us0

    In the wake of Donald Trump’s election, the overwhelming response among progressives was “how in the world did this happen?” Those of us who study the rise of political and moral polarization in the United States, however, were less surprised.   Think of the people you choose to spend time with – your romantic partner,

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  • The Politically Incorrect Guide to Western Civilization

    The Politically Incorrect Guide to Western Civilization0

    Christianity. Judaism. Dead white males. Old-fashioned morality. The traditional family. Tradition itself. These are the bêtes noires of the elites. They are the pillars of political incorrectness. Together, they constitute that thing called Western civilization. Political correctness, at its heart, is the effort to dissolve the foundation on which American and European culture has been built. It

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  • Should Schools Be Teaching Public Speaking?

    Should Schools Be Teaching Public Speaking?1

    I recently had a discussion with a gentleman about his granddaughter. Although she was only seven, she had no difficulty speaking with any adult whom she came in contact with. Her grandfather said it was because of the regular public speaking practice she was given in her local homeschool group. Her speaking ability, this gentleman

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  • Homeschool Kid Becomes Youngest in Canadian Parliament

    Homeschool Kid Becomes Youngest in Canadian Parliament0

    The last few weeks have found us fixated on U.S. politics and the ascension of Donald Trump to the office of president. But in all this hoopla, we missed another surprising election result that occurred just north of the border. According to last week’s Toronto Star: “Sam Oosterhoff just became one of Ontario’s highest paid

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  • An Ad You Would Never See Today

    An Ad You Would Never See Today0

    • November 21, 2016

    Today, all fifty states in the U.S. have passed some form of anti-bullying legislation, and many school districts and colleges have extensive campaigns attempting to reduce it. Bullying is an unfortunate rite of passage that many of us have been subjected to at one point in our lives. But in the past two decades, the

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  • A Possible Drawback to Letting Everybody Vote

    A Possible Drawback to Letting Everybody Vote0

    In America, the ability of every citizen 18 and older to vote is considered one of the country’s hallmarks of “freedom and equality”. And that’s not only the case in America. Indeed, most countries in the world now have a system of what’s known as “universal suffrage”. But as with every system, there are some

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