‘Charity for Sale’: A Wake-Up Call for the American Catholic Church
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‘The Inspired Retirement’: Getting Ready for a Post-Career Life
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‘The Inspired Retirement’: Getting Ready for a Post-Career Life

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‘The Convenience Store by the Sea’: Community and Kindness

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‘Charity for Sale’: A Wake-Up Call for the American Catholic Church

Christopher Manion argues that government funding has reshaped Catholic priorities—a trap that any faith-based group can fall into.
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‘Vanished’: Armageddon Realism

David Jeremiah and Sam O’Neal speculate on how the Christian End Times might actually unfold in today’s world.
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This French Revolution Case Study Crosses All T’s, Dots All I’s

This French Revolution Case Study Crosses All T’s, Dots All I’s

Robert Darnton’s ‘The Writer’s Lot’ views pre-revolutionary and revolutionary France from an insightful perspective—a brilliant, short scholarly work.
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A lost woman tries to find herself by searching for a wayward guardian dog on the other side of the world.
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‘The Inspired Retirement’: Getting Ready for a Post-Career Life

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‘The Convenience Store by the Sea’: Community and Kindness

The publishing sensation from Japan comes to America with beautiful tales surrounding a special convenience store, aptly called Tenderness.
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