Family
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Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors
“I was brought up believing that through God all things are possible and that Jesus loves me. That’s embedded in me. It follows me through everything that I do.”
Father’s Day Lessons From a Third-Grade Dropout
“The wisest man I ever met in my life never made it past the third grade.”
Phil Robertson — A Family Legacy of Faith and Honor
Phil and his family were bold — they were way ahead of the recent rapid erosion of the DEI empire, and the decline of corporate and public support for the Rainbow Mafia’s so-called “pride” events.
Who Spawned the Current Generation of Narcissists?
Are we doomed to dependence and bondage before faith, courage, and Liberty will prevail again?
Yogi Berra: A Great American Patriot and Sage
“Yogi looked like he was put together with spare parts…”
The Invincible Anna Mae Bullock
Reborn thanks to her resilience, tenacity, talent, intelligence, loyal friends, and good management.
The Common Denominator of Violence: Fathers Who Abandon Children
In virtually every case of violence in America, the assailant had no present or functional father, and the strongest link between every social and cultural problem is, irrefutably, absentee fathers.
Make Fatherhood Great Again
“We need fathers to realize that responsibility does not end at conception.”
The Timeless Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain
“There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.”
The Cultural Consequences of Fatherless Homes
The lack of fathers in families is the common denominator for cultural entropy, and it manifests most notably in urban violence.
A Snapshot From Sugar Hill ... With Gratitude
Why is there a photo of a red, white, and blue lit tree at the bottom of this post?
A Bittersweet Week — Celebration and Farewell
A family celebration and a solemn farewell...
Courage Is the Missing Millennial Link
Some millennials have summoned the courage to step out of their generation’s jack-boot political dogma.
Billy Graham Has Gone Home
“My home is in Heaven,” said the Rev. Graham with regularity. “I’m just traveling through this world.”
The Founding Father — In Your Home...
It takes a father and a family, not a village, to raise a child.
Fatherhood: The Foundation of Liberty
Fathering Requires Real Men Who Support Their Families