As I was doing some Bible study today, I came across a passage of Old Testament scripture that I don't often read. It made me consider the topic of national pride. I've always been a patriotic American, but is national pride always a good thing? As I watch the Olympic games and smugly react when America leads other countries in medals, I have to step back and think about my attitude.
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Monday, February 10, 2014
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Chicken or Egg? Does Wealth Create Family Stability ?
While scanning news sites this morning, I saw a couple of headlines that caught my eye. An article titled “Children suffer from growing economic inequality among families since recession” by Brigid Schulte was posted in the “Local” section of today’s Washington Post, but the implications of this article are anything but local. The impetus for Schulte’s article is the report just released by Ohio State University social scientist Zhenchao Qian titled “Divergent Paths of American Families”. Qian examined census and other data regarding income, poverty, and family status in the United States. Both Schulte and Qian miss the point.
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