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Is Oikophilia Biblical?
Conservatism | Home and Family

Is Oikophilia Biblical?

ByTafford Williams

“Love of home” is central to conservative political philosophy. We at the Reformed Conservative contend that Oikophilia is a biblical concept.

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Calvin & Culture, Reconsidered
Conservatism | Capitalism | Economics | Home and Family | Theology and Scripture

Calvin & Culture, Reconsidered

ByGene Edward Veith

One of the greatest social scientists credits John Calvin for the rise of capitalism and, by extension, modern Western culture itself. That is quite an influence and quite a tribute to Calvin.

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An Empty Quiver
Home and Family

An Empty Quiver

ByClark Morrow

On earth, the only truest wealth is life; a quiver of life. What price can be put on the joy of familial ties, paternal affection, or loyal and proud legacies?

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How to Restore Community and Home
Home and Family

How to Restore Community and Home

ByRobert J. McPherson II

Community-building then is none other than home-building, and home-building is none other than—when understood broadly—love-making, though the narrow sense works as well.

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Destruction of Nations in the Rejection of Children
Feminism | Home and Family

Destruction of Nations in the Rejection of Children

ByNicole Leaman

Countries across the entire world are facing an impending population crisis. Women have neglected making a house into a home, and with that, neglected birthing and raising children.

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Loyalty, Immigration, and Citizenship
Home and Family | Immigration

Loyalty, Immigration, and Citizenship

ByRobert J. McPherson II

A man who has no loyalties is a man whose identity is up for sale. The virtue of loyalty is but one sine qua non of the social ingredients necessary for a society to “stick together.”

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