By: Joseph K. Woodard We’re all suffering from a ‘confusion of tongues.’ So many of our most important words have somehow gotten twisted, jumbled and blurred. Some call it tolerance. Some call it intolerance. Some call it liberation. Some call it insanity. But whatever it’s called, people are finding it harder and harder to have
By: Joseph K Woodward Among all our looming catastrophes — many of them overblown or imaginary, the West is now in a panic over the threat from Artificial Intelligence or AI. We’re facing the future of the movie Terminator, where our computers will prove so much smarter than us that they’ll simply take over, annihilating
By: Joseph K. Woodard Reading classics like Anne of Green Gables, Farmer Boy, or To Kill a Mockingbird causes some of us parents to meditate on the adolescents portrayed in them — teenagers eager to master the virtues of free, responsible citizens. We wonder if our schools are getting it wrong. Our public schools seem
By Joseph K Woodard We know good families, totally devoted to their children, who’ve been blind-sided by the woke ‘identity politics’ confusing and hijacking their kids. In three cases, kids were adopted and mixed race; and despite being homeschooled, normal adolescent resentments were fueled by the reverse-racist air we breathe. But more commonly, kids who’ve
By: Joseph Woodard When picking books for their kids, new homeschooling moms will run into the mysterious phrase, “age appropriate,” and may throw up their hands, thinking there’s just one more issue where they lack all the required expertise. But Christian children’s librarians insist that there’s no reason to worry. Moms know better than any
By Joseph Woodard Saying that Government cannot educate is not some partisan political position, but a simple statement of fact: government cannot educate, because government cannot love. And even more bluntly, government should not even try to take on the responsibilities of love, because, slowly but surely, it perverts them into acts of lust —
