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Make Work Your Favorite
Very often it is difficult to see in any concrete way how our work really means anything at all. The drudgery of the daily routine can be numbing, sometimes literally depending on your working...
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A World Without Work: Where Civilization Slowly Melts Away
In his latest column, Ross Douthat contemplates what a world without work might look like: Imagine, as 19th-century utopians often did, a society rich enough that fewer and fewer people need to work —...
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Take This Job and Shove It, Faulkner-Style
Courtesy today’s edition of Prufrock, a fine daily newsletter edited by Micah Mattix, comes this classic resignation letter from William Faulkner, onetime postmaster at the University of Mississippi:...
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Now Available: ‘The System Has a Soul’ by Hunter Baker
Christian’s Library Press has now released The System Has a Soul: Essays on Christianity, Liberty, and Political Life by Hunter Baker, a collection of reflections on the role and relevance of...
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What Does It Mean To Be Civilized?
As a mother of five, there have been times when I was pretty sure “civilized” meant a dinner where no one called a sibling a name, everyone ate with utensils, and whoever got assigned dish duty did it...
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7 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Month
June is a busy month for the Supreme Court. The Daily Signal has given us a tidy round-up of seven cases to keep an eye on. Reed v. Town of Gilbert: This is a free speech case. The Good News Community...
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