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Special Ops Sergeant on Starvation
In March of 2007, less than a month after I had turned twenty-two years old, I was deployed to Afghanistan…
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Our Crosses Aren’t Forever
The other day I had some precious free time which I was going to spend working on the computer. I…
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Boys Will be Boys
I remember when my first son was in need of his first haircut. I took him to a professional stylist…
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What Guys Need to Know about Women
Some months back, my sister came to visit, and we had an interesting chat. Chris lives in New York and is…
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So Much for Tolerance
Remember “live and let live” — or, as the gay-rights variation goes, “live and let love?” Remember that heady time…
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NFP Over Forty
It’s a common misconception that any form of natural family planning (NFP) doesn’t work very well for women over forty…
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Summertime and Lemonade
Finding the right balance for a refreshing summer vacation for your kids Summer with kids is like lemonade. It’s all…
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Maslow’s Hierarchy Revisited—Parenthood’s On Top!
Sometimes you just want to roll your eyes and say “Duh!” A team of researchers at Arizona State University, led by…
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Using the Gifts God Has Given You, Part 4
Please read Using the Gifts God Has Given You, Part 1, Using the Gifts God Has Given You, Part 2…
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The Loneliness of Singlehood
“You can find Calcutta all over the world, if you have eyes to see” Mother Teresa profoundly remarks in this…