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THE STATE OF OUR NATION’S SOCIAL FABRIC IN 2019 — PART 3
This is the final post of this series. In PART 1 we examined our nation’s social fabric and the damage we are doing to it. In PART 2 we considered the price of unrestrained factional politics. We are so busy … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, history, Pro Life, religion
Tagged Civic Duty, Climate, culture war, Events of 2019, feminism, government, history, human-rights, immigration, impeachment, Justice, Neil Howe, Pro-Life, religion, sexuality, Socialism, Strauss–Howe generational theory, Tolerance, transgender athletes, transgenderism, William Strauss, Women
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THE STATE OF OUR NATION’S SOCIAL FABRIC IN 2019 — PART 2
In THE STATE OF OUR NATION’S SOCIAL FABRIC IN 2019 — PART 1, we examined the meaning of an expression, the “social fabric”. Now we will consider the events of 2019 and evaluate whether they either helped to heal or further … Continue reading
THE STATE OF OUR NATION’S SOCIAL FABRIC IN 2019 — PART 1
We are coming to the end of 2019, and people seem to enjoy reviewing the events of the past year. Here, however, is something a little different. We will consider events of 2019 with respect to a question: how did … Continue reading
