The Thumbs & Ammo blog photoshops famous movie stills to replace the guns with thumbs. The motto? "Real tough guys don't need guns, they just need a positive, can-do attitude." Awesome.
"According to the latest Pew report, almost 1 in 5 Americans identify themselves as 'spiritual but not religious.' In other words, they have some feeling, some intuition of something greater, but feel allergic to institutions....It’s important to remember that it is institutions and not abstract feelings that tie a community together and lead to meaningful change....Join in; together is harder, but together is better." Rabbi David Wolpe for Time here.
Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson shares his faith story:
"College improves your earning prospects. So does marriage. Education makes you more likely to live longer. So does marriage. Yet while many economist vocally support initiatives to move more people into college, very few of them vocally favor initiatives to get more people married. Why is that?" Megan McArdle suggests an answer.
"Most successful art or invention is born inside constraint. What is beautiful or functional is shaped by boundaries." Good article from 40 years of marriage.
Philip Ryken has started to blog through Marilynne Robinson's Gilead.
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