Why Friends Help Strengthen a Marriage – WSJ.com.
Well, what do you think?
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By KATHERINE ROSMAN
When our older child was about six months old, Joe said to me, “I miss having friends.” This surprised me — he always has had a ton of friends — and I pointed this out.
“I know,” he answered, “but I never spend time with them.”
I missed sleep. That was pretty much my...
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July 3 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Philosophy, Politically correct, Religion
R. Albert Mohler Jr.: Evangelicals and the Gay Moral Revolution – WSJ.com.
Timely article, indeed.
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By R. ALBERT MOHLER JR.
The Christian church has faced no shortage of challenges in its 2,000-year history. But now it’s facing a challenge that is shaking its foundations: homosexuality.
To many onlookers, this seems strange or even tragic. Why can’t Christians just join the revolution?
And make... Read more
July 3 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Philosophy, Politically correct, Religion, US Constitution
Leon Kass: What Silent Cal Said About the Fourth of July – WSJ.com.
Well said.
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By LEON KASS
Parades. Backyard barbecues. Fireworks. This is how many of us will celebrate the Fourth of July. In earlier times, the day was also marked with specially prepared orations celebrating our founding principles, a practice that has disappeared without notice.
It is a tribute to a polity dedicated to securing our rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness that we can... Read more
July 3 | Posted by mrossol | Economics, Environment, Liberal Press, Technology, The Left
Design Flaw Fueled Japanese Nuclear Disaster – WSJ.com.
Nuclear technology is not the issue. Of course, don’t hold your breath waiting for “left leaning, liberal, environmental factual analysis”… I cannot figure out why/how the Nuclear Industry itself is so often its own worst enemy.
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By NORIHIKO SHIROUZU And CHESTER DAWSON
TOKYO—Some senior engineers at Tokyo Electric Power Co. knew for years that five of its nuclear reactors in Fukushima prefecture had a potentially dangerous design flaw, but the company didn’t... Read more
