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Report: Deep-Thinking Students Don’t Like Their Schools 0
- Education
- June 29, 2017
Because American parents, teachers, and government leaders value education so highly, they have long impressed its importance upon the minds of their offspring. But the rise of various distractions in recent years – not the least of which is digital entertainment – have caused many to strive to make learning more interesting, active, and fun.
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Is It More Rational to Bet That God Exists?1
- Religion
- June 29, 2017
You are going to die. Your life is quickly passing away, and your death will be for eternity. And the moment of this death is unpredictable. It could come 50 years from now or 5 minutes from now. It’s this sobering fact that forms the starting point of one of the most famous proofs for
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Does Relativism Refute Itself?0
- Culture
- June 29, 2017
I was taking a lunch break recently when I noticed a man stagger and then collapse along the sidewalk. Concerned he was having some serious medical issues, another lady and I asked if he was alright. He insisted he was fine, although his actions clearly told a different story. Ironically, he was wearing a shirt
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Why Today’s Kids Are Over-Celebrated 0
- Education
- June 29, 2017
This year, I’m as happy as my children are to have passed the last day of school and welcomed summer. I’m not alone: Even though summer brings new challenges, like finding childcare and paying for camps and extracurricular activities, most parents I talk to are as relieved as I am to put the rigors of
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California Issues ‘Travel Ban’ on Some Red States 0
- Culture
- June 29, 2017
Single-party dominance has made California a little crazy. After a “Calexit” secession effort failed when its leader decided to move back to Russia, the deep-blue state has now turned to other methods to resist the change in political fortunes. On Friday, the California Assembly narrowly failed to pass a plan to bring single-payer health care
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3 Reasons Homeschooling is Growing in the Middle East 0
- Education
- June 29, 2017
When one thinks of the Middle East, freedom – particularly the freedom to swim against conventional wisdom – is not the first thing that comes to mind. It is for that reason that it is surprising to hear that one of the biggest freedom trends in the U.S. is also gaining steam in the United
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Report: Deep-Thinking Students Don’t Like Their Schools 0