HOW TO ENGAGE A TEEN WRESTLING WITH FAITH
When your teen is wrestling with their faith, it can feel like the foundation of your home is trying to crack. I’ve been there.
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Author: unitedfamilies
The irony: Freedom of Expression Rapporteur calls for censorship of conservative views
Irene Kahn, Rapporteur for Freedom of Opinion and Expression to the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services, calls on governments and social media management companies to impose limits on those who express more traditional views on marriage, abortion, sexuality and gender identity. Christian Lawyers stated that, “Khan is advocating the limitation of the right to freedom of expression, which by reason of her position she is called to defend.”
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The Politically Incorrect Reality About What Boosts Kids’ Chances for Success
If you want to increase access to the American dream, there’s one simple trick. But there’s a catch: It’s not a very politically correct reality. Simply put, to optimize any kid’s chance at success, he needs to grow up with married parents.
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Healthy Families Should Be At the Center of Economic Policy
Because of the kind of being the human being is, each is born into and needs a family, and the family (which is essential but itself incomplete) depends upon civic, religious, and political communities for its own flourishing, to carry out the deeply human, formative work with which the family is uniquely and properly entrusted…. The health of our families where infants are nurtured—and both children and their parents are formed—must be at the very center of our politics and economics.
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Busting Common Myths About Dads
And I had both parents, together, to help me through life. Since then, my dad has been the most important male in my life, and that of my five subsequent siblings. (Yep… big family. Me, twin sisters, and then a brother plus another set of twin sisters!) We know how lucky we are to have had a dad who provided for us, protected us, and played with us.
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