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  • Why Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Mother Refused to Send Her Children to Germany’s Public Schools

    Why Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Mother Refused to Send Her Children to Germany’s Public Schools12

    I know very little about Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945), the German theologian who was hanged in April 1945 by the Nazis for spying on and opposing Hitler’s regime. Embarrassingly little, actually. So when I recently saw at a bookstore Eric Metaxas’ biography of the Christian martyr—Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Prophet, Spy—I decided it was time to learn more

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  • How the Tech Age Demands Full-Time Engagement

    How the Tech Age Demands Full-Time Engagement1

    Technology and the internet have been around for a while now, but the notion that one needs to be constantly engaged with the virtual world is a relatively new development. The virtual world has gone from a valuable, pragmatic tool to a way of life. It seems as if there is no way to actively

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  • 3 Traditional Skills Young Men Should Learn

    3 Traditional Skills Young Men Should Learn6

    It seems that no matter where we turn in modern life we can see how modern conveniences have chipped away at the skills so many used to pride themselves on. Of course, in and of themselves, modern conveniences aren’t bad—I’m grateful for many of them—but when so many of us young people today don’t know

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  • How to Fight Our Failed Post-Modernist Gods

    How to Fight Our Failed Post-Modernist Gods1

    When men make themselves gods, they make themselves demons. The last hundred years bear out this assertion. Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and other dictators wielded the power of life and death over millions of people. Those who blessed these tyrants or venerated them had more favorable chances of survival and success. Those who cursed these tyrants

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  • A Jewel on the Shenandoah: Something Beautiful for God

    A Jewel on the Shenandoah: Something Beautiful for God5

    From the new church, which sits in the quiet countryside on this soft spring afternoon, the bells ring. A bagpiper, a cardinal, a bishop, a platoon of priests, and several altar servers slowly walk up the hill from the old church to the new and enter through the double doors, over which is inscribed, “HAEC

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  • People Are Increasingly Unaware of Their Ignorance, and It’s a Problem

    People Are Increasingly Unaware of Their Ignorance, and It’s a Problem6

    “Has there ever been a time in the world’s history when people were more sure of their opinions?” asks Jim Ferrell of the Arbinger Insitute. Ferrell observes, “We become set in our opinions precisely because we have lost sight of the fact that they are merely opinions…our culture is suffering from what one might call ‘opinion

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