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LAF Editor | July 2, 2015
Is fatherhood becoming a relic of the past? The sad absence of fathers in American families is pervasive and has been growing for decades. In the 1960s, less than 10 percent of American children were born to single women, but as of 2013, the number had increased to 41 percent. Among Hispanic children, 54 percent […]
LAF Editor | October 14, 2014
Editor’s note: The author makes a differentiation between ‘boys’ and ‘men’ which I don’t think is a fair statement about boyhood. We get his point, but I would like to point out further that there are many a noble and pure boy who is earnestly about the ways of godliness and should be honored for […]
LAF Editor | September 28, 2014
LAF Editor | March 10, 2014
Nineteen seventy-four was a grim year in the history of the Republic. An embargo had quadrupled the price of oil and touched off an energy crisis so severe that the state of Oregon banned Christmas lights as wasting energy. The president of the United States seemed to have taken part in a criminal conspiracy that […]
LAF Editor | March 5, 2014
Continuing on from where we left off with Pink Sweaters Will Not Save Us. Scott Brown on how to think about the perfect marriage model what it is and why it is so.
LAF Editor | February 22, 2014
David Wise, 23, who just won the Olympic gold for freestyle skiing, has now made headlines for a different reason: He’s married to a woman, has a 2-year-old and one day wants to be a pastor — and that’s an usual path, NBC deems. NBC reporter Skyler Wilder wrote: “David Wise is at the top of his sport. He’s always smiling […]
LAF Editor | February 19, 2014
We often use the phrase “daddy’s little girl”, but I don’t think fathers realize just how much impact they have on their daughters. A recent article by author Tara Hedman, an American mental Health counselor who specializes in women’s issues, listed 25 things that little girls wish they could tell their fathers. They seem simple but to […]
LAF Editor | February 11, 2014
Thanks but no thanks. Hollywood purposely gets it wrong demoralizing a wonderful story of a soldier and his sweetheart. You’ll love this one. Lessons about noble manhood and how to treat a lady. …the Marines left Guadalcanal, sailed for Australia, and dropped anchor. Australia would eventually turn into a long season of restoration and training […]
LAF Editor | February 9, 2014
By PHILLIP RAWLS| The Associated Press First Published Feb 06 2014 12:43 pm • Last Updated Feb 06 2014 01:34 pm Montgomery, Ala. -Alabama’s chief justice, known on the national stage for fighting to display the Ten Commandments in a judicial building, is jumping into the gay marriage debate with his push for a states-led […]
LAF Editor | February 6, 2014
VICTORIA, British Columbia, February 5, 2014 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The Canadian husband who is keeping his wife on life support to give his unborn son at 27 weeks gestation what he calls a “chance of survival” has received an overwhelming outpouring of international support, both moral and financial. “I just wanted to reach out and say […]
LAF Editor | January 31, 2014
We know that the traditional family is threatened by lies. Here is one more piece to prove it. From World Magazine by Marvin Olasky a Q&A with author Christopher Yuan telling the truth about homosexuality. A wonderful testimony to the grace and providence of of God to deliver Yuan from homosexuality.
LAF Editor | January 29, 2014
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw was at Brookwood Medical Center Tuesday morning when he was needed for emergency brain surgery at Trinity Medical Center. The problem was the sudden snowstorm had locked down traffic, and the neurosurgeon didn’t get farther than a few blocks. “The cell service was bad so we were fading in […]
LAF Editor | January 20, 2014
Susan Venker’s War On Men I’m only 27% through Susan Venker’s War On Men according to my kindle and I’ve not had a overly disappointing moment yet. Susan Venker doesn’t hold to traditional roles entirely, “Don’t misunderstand: I have no problem with husbands and wives switching things up – she works, he stays home.” But […]
LAF Editor | January 13, 2014
From one of our favorites, Matt Walsh. This past Christmas Eve, I went to church with my wife, my sister, and my brother-in-law. We arrived a half hour early, which was a half hour too late. All of the seats were taken, and even the standing room in the back was filling quickly. The four […]
LAF Editor | January 6, 2014
A year ago President Obama praised lifting restrictions from women in combat: “Today, by moving to open more military positions — including ground combat units — to women, our armed forces have taken another historic step toward harnessing the talents and skills of all our citizens.” His argument was that “many [women] have made the ultimate sacrifice, […]
