Feeding Mind, Pursuing Truth
Blog 3 Columns
- Home
- Blog 3 Columns
On Mother’s Day, Let’s Celebrate the True Strength and Empowerment Motherhood Brings1
At just 11 years old, I watched as a midwife cared for my mother and delivered my baby sister. A spark burst into a flame inside of me, and I knew from that moment on that I wanted to be a part of the beauty and wonder of birth and be a mother myself one
READ MORE
Shareable Snack: Carl Sagan’s Warning on Scientific Skepticism0
- Video
- May 9, 2024
Have you heard Carl Sagan’s warning about the importance of scientific skepticism? Watch our video to hear his chilling words about what will happen if we put too much faith in science! Save this article to favorites
READ MORE
The Lost Art of Herb Drying4
Once, herbs could be seen hanging from rafters in homes, brewing in teas on the hearth, or stored safely in cupboards for times of plague or injury. Romans took them to the battlefield, monks used them to treat the infirm, and midwives administered them to ease labor. So when did herbs become so outdated? In the
READ MORE
The Dystopian Future Is Here0
- Culture
- May 8, 2024
Once, we told stories of rescuing women in distress. Now, we hand them a prescription for assisted suicide. Two young women in the Netherlands, Jolanda Fun and Zoraya ter Beek, have recently done media interviews explaining their respective decisions to pursue euthanasia, despite being physically healthy. Fun, who planned to end her life on her 34th birthday
READ MORE
What to Do (and What Not to Do) About the Pro-Palestine College Protests5
Pro-Palestine protests have erupted on college campuses across the United States. Columbia University in New York City was the first to revolt. Weeks later, demonstrations and encampments have popped up at over 40 colleges nationwide, all calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and divestments against Israel. The impact on college life has been palpable. On
READ MORE
New Is Not Always Better: Why There’s Wisdom in Tradition0
- Culture, Philosophy, Western Civilization
- May 7, 2024
Imagine a scientist who decided to reject every scientific experiment or study that had come before him and would trust only scientific principles that he demonstrated with his own experiments. Naturally, he would completely handicap himself. In his arrogance, he’d accomplish very little with his science, since he’d be hard at work re-demonstrating every scientific
READ MORE
A Homeschooler and Homesteader’s Ode to Spring Things1
Spring has arrived and, with it, all the spring activities of hobby farm life. There is so much to do that I have to work hard to pace myself! April in particular is a very exciting month for homeschooling and homesteading. There is garden planning, flowers to be collected and made into jelly, and nature
READ MORE
Why Education Can Exist—and Prosper—Without Government Schools2
In his famous essay The Law, Frédéric Bastiat explains how many who object to the free market and liberty create a false dichotomy between having the government provide some service and the service’s abolition altogether: Socialism, like the old policy from which it emanates, confounds Government and society. And so, every time we object to a
READ MORE
Country Virtues: What Non-Urban Life Can Teach Us0
It’s no secret that there’s a divide between urban and rural communities in America right now. Whether it’s the proclamation of “white rural rage” or stereotypes of uneducated country dwellers, rural communities are often misunderstood. But just like urban life has its ups and downs, country living has its own advantages, values, traditions, and lifestyles
READ MORE