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26 March 2009 ~ 0 Comments

The City of God

For a long time now, I have intended to read Augustine’s City of God, his massive (1000+ pages in English translation) book about the fall of Rome, the will of God, and the “two cities” – the city of man and the City of God – that coexist during our current era. It connects [...]

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30 October 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Read My New Article at The Well

Some quick shameless self-promotion: I have been published online at The Well, an InterVarsity website published by Women in the Academy and Professions. My article, “Balancing Out Callings”, is part of their “Being a Good Brother” series by and about husbands of professional and academic women. It’s about some guidelines that Elizabeth (try [...]

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16 October 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Only in New York City…

…could the simple act of not sending your children to pre-school and spending time with them at home instead be described as some sort of intelligentsia trend.
From the article:
With [5-year-old] Benny, Mr. Lewis [an NYU professor] went on to say, “we embraced a hybrid between home-schooling and unschooling. It’s not structured, it’s Benny-centric, we [...]

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