Facebook Will Now Time Out for Kids After Two Hours
Is this a lawsuit settement or a Viagra warning? (Blog Post)
Topic
Family
A collection of 204 issues
You're Not a Lunatic? Thank Your Daddy.
What do the violent extremes on the Left and the Right have in common?
They tend to come from fatherless or divorced homes.
That's Mary Eberstadt's observation in “The Fury of the Fatherless” in First Things.
She recites the well-known statistical facts about fatherlessness in
Lady, You Have One Ugly Kid
If you haven't heard, you haven't been listening: Europe is grossly under-birthed, and the United States isn't far behind.
For a society to replace its population, demographers say each woman needs to average 2.1 children. The last time I looked, Germany was
Why Are We So Metaphysically Beleaguered?
A review of Bradley Lowell Stone’s Robert Nisbet: Communitarian Traditionalist (ISI Books, 2000)
Episode 262: The Quest for Community by Robert Nisbet | National ReviewJohn J. Miller is joined by Luke Sheahan of Duquesne University to discuss Robert Nisbet’s book, The Quest for Community.National Review
G.K. Chesterton’
Collectors, Hoarders, and the Childless
In my youth, I started more collections than a wino starts bottles. I stopped. I don't know why.
An Honest "Celebration" [Tortured Account] of an Open Marriage
Dorothy Fortenberry at Commonweal. Caution: Reprobate content.
Has Feminism And 'Hoeflation' Destroyed Dating In The West?
Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
We're Going to Kill Ourselves to Death!
The world isn't going to overpopulate itself to extinction. In fact, just the opposite is going to occur, according to a recent book.
Our Culture Does Not Understand Marriage or Love
How The Office and Ted Lasso Expose Our Shallowness
Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover, I Suppose
I know nothing about this book except what I read in this review. If the reviewer is honest, the publisher isn't. Of course, the publisher is Doubleday, which is probably about as mainstream (corporate, legacy, establishment) media as you get, so it shouldn't surprise me that