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Stephen G. AdubatoCultureSociology
The carefully curated, devoid of risk suburban dream has bred an anxious generation unable to aspire to greatness, or even simply live well on their own.
Phil GaudreauHistorySociologyCurrent Politics
What sort of legacy are you leaving for your great-grandchildren?
Cate MacDonaldSociologySociety
Yesterday I had the misfortune of having to go shopping for costume elements, which included looking for rubber snakes. Side note: Kids these days just don't seem to
Andrew WalkerSociology
As usual, The Public Discourse's latest article does not leave the reader disappointed. In its current post, Stephen Heaney offers an incisive argument on the illogical premises of
Andrew WalkerPoliticsPolitical TheorySociologyWar/International RelationsSociety
[This post is lengthy; be forewarned] As I expected would happen, the readers of Mere-O have responded both with class, sensitivity, and elegance to my original post, in which
Andrew WalkerPoliticsSociology
Of late, one of the current topics I've spent the most time thinking about has been the debate surrounding the plan to build a Mosque near Ground Zero.
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Three American flags draped the coffins lying on the cargo floor of my C-17. It was only three hours earlier that I had received a phone call informing me
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsEducationSociology
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. do yourself and your countrymen a favor by watching the video of what many consider the second greatest speech in American history.
Matthew Lee AndersonSociologyEvangelicalism
Christian Smith, who has made a living correcting mistaken notions about the lives of evangelicals, recently reprimanded evangelicals for their inappropriate use of statistics. Drawing from the extreme and bogus