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Why Are Progressives Comfortable Decoupling Childrearing from Marriage?

polymath | November 13, 2013 | Society

The importance of defining the two-parent, married couple as the ideal environment for raising children has long been a conservative idea, and it isn’t hard to see why. Children raised in a family composed of a married mother and father have significant...

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U2’s Bono Courageously Embraces Capitalism

Faith and Public Life | November 13, 2013 | Poverty

“There’s an old saying that suggests anyone who is not a socialist when they are 20 has no heart, and anyone who is still a socialist when they are 30 has no mind.” Providing a real-life illustration of this saying, Mark Hendrickson of Grove City College praises Bono...

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Is Econ 101 Conservative Propaganda?

Joy Pullmann | November 12, 2013 | Economics

I just finished reading an essay about the resistance of Massachusetts officials to including basic economics education in school curricula back in the 1990s. The author points out that nearly all economists agree on the basic ideas of micro-economics—such as...

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Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist.

Friday Five: A Change in Strategy for TOMS and Advice for Overcoming the Next Recession

Faith and Public Life | November 8, 2013 | Society

Every Friday, we bring you the best ideas from our blog and around the web. This week’s collection includes a change in strategy for TOMS, advice for how to deal with the next recession and more. 1. But, I Want to Help People!: Recipient of a Values & Capitalism’s...

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The Politics of Polarization

Nicholas Freiling | November 8, 2013 | Politics

When asked in 2010 about the nation’s political environment, former President Jimmy Carter said, “President Obama suffers from the most polarized situation in Washington that we have ever seen—even maybe [more] than the time of Abraham Lincoln and the initiation of...

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Nick Freiling is Founder/Director of Haven Insights, a DC-based market research firm.

The City’s Welfare: Our Vocation in Exile

Tyler Castle | November 7, 2013 | Faith

Last weekend, I visited the John Jay Institute where I studied last fall. Somewhat providentially, during a session of Morning Prayer we discovered that the day’s scripture passage was Jeremiah 29: 4-14, which as many of you know reads: This is what the Lord Almighty,...

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Tyler Castle is the director of AEI's Initiative on Faith & Public Life. He is a graduate of Westmont College and a former John Jay Institute Fellow.

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Why Are Progressives Comfortable Decoupling Childrearing from Marriage?

U2’s Bono Courageously Embraces Capitalism

Is Econ 101 Conservative Propaganda?

Friday Five: A Change in Strategy for TOMS and Advice for Overcoming the Next Recession

The Politics of Polarization

The City’s Welfare: Our Vocation in Exile

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Why Are Progressives Comfortable Decoupling Childrearing from Marriage?

U2’s Bono Courageously Embraces Capitalism

Is Econ 101 Conservative Propaganda?

Friday Five: A Change in Strategy for TOMS and Advice for Overcoming the Next Recession

The Politics of Polarization

The City’s Welfare: Our Vocation in Exile

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