I look like my Mom. If you saw us together, there’d be no denying we’re related. On the other hand, I act a LOT like my Dad. My feet (and mouth) often move faster than my brain, and I tend to talk a little too much in social settings. My guess is, if you know…
https://courses.firstthings.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Untitled-design-28.jpg7001600Lauren Hallhttps://courses.firstthings.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ftf-logo-300x186.pngLauren Hall2024-07-28 12:07:002025-02-24 14:57:33Do We Really Inherit More than Physical Traits from Our Family?
As a society, we often focus on what divides us—income inequality, educational disparities, and healthcare access, to name a few. However, recent research by economist, Melissa S. Kearney, sheds light on a significant factor that often goes overlooked: the “two-parent privilege.” Understanding this concept and its implications can help us create stronger, more supportive communities…
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A friend reached out to me last week and asked if I thought staying in an unhappy marriage for the sake of the children involved was noble. It hit me like a ton of bricks, and I asked if we could get together to discuss further. In short, my answer was “no.” I don’t think…
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Do We Really Inherit More than Physical Traits from Our Family?
I look like my Mom. If you saw us together, there’d be no denying we’re related. On the other hand, I act a LOT like my Dad. My feet (and mouth) often move faster than my brain, and I tend to talk a little too much in social settings. My guess is, if you know…
Understanding the Impact of Two-Parent Privilege
As a society, we often focus on what divides us—income inequality, educational disparities, and healthcare access, to name a few. However, recent research by economist, Melissa S. Kearney, sheds light on a significant factor that often goes overlooked: the “two-parent privilege.” Understanding this concept and its implications can help us create stronger, more supportive communities…
Should I Stay In My Marriage or Leave to Make Myself Happy?
A friend reached out to me last week and asked if I thought staying in an unhappy marriage for the sake of the children involved was noble. It hit me like a ton of bricks, and I asked if we could get together to discuss further. In short, my answer was “no.” I don’t think…