Health, Thrift, and Independence (Part 1)
When I first became a Christian I was an independent, fundamentalist, King James Bible-only Baptist. The only thing in life that was important was telling someone “how to get saved.”[…]
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Vaccines: Pick Your Poison
Reposted in its entirety with permission from the Generation 5 Blog. Vaccines: Pick Your Poison Over at Faith & Heritage, Robert Fingolfin posted a couple of articles detailing his positions[…]
Critique of Vaccinations: Part 2
Read Part One Do Vaccines Save Lives and a Simplified Risk Analysis Do vaccines prevent disease? Undoubtedly. I also do not doubt that people are saved from violent[…]
Critique of Vaccinations: Part 1
Introduction Most of you readers have heard various arguments against vaccinations. The bulk of these, at least in my experience, involve discussions of the mercury-based preservative, thimerosal, and highly suspected[…]
Marriage Is Not Successful By Chance
Are there any in this generation who can manage to stay married for more than five years? And if so, can they manage to stay happily married for this long?[…]
Learning Through Living
Homeschooling is one of the most important advantages and best starts in life we can give to our children. We are free to teach our children our beliefs and goals,[…]
The Power of Regret
How many times have you heard someone say, “When I die, I will have no regrets?” And how many times have you looked at the fruit of the speaker’s life and have thought that she surely must have some regrets, for the fruit of her life wasn’t all that lovely? Broken marriages, career-obsession, wayward children and who knows what all else tumble in the wake of selfish actions. Still, the person thinks she will have no regrets. Why? Because she was “true to herself.” She “followed her heart.”
Filling Our Generation’s Needs With Our Children
There is an often-used phrase that people often quote that goes like this: “Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.” While this is not an explicit Biblical Proverb,[…]
The Spiritual Calling of a Woman
In the Church today, being a wife, mother, and a homemaker has become a second role for women. But I am referring not to its being placed on the back[…]
Love Them As They Are
It’s easy to become critical of our husbands and children as the years move on, and we think we understand them better than they themselves could; sometimes we think we understand them better than God could, although that is impossible.
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