Denying God’s Fatherhood Denies Fathers
Denying God’s fatherhood results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
Denying God’s fatherhood results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
The social taboo against questioning how disillusioned men presented themselves may have helped keep child abuse unreported.
The furious reaction to two simple sentences reveals the rejection of a basic fact of human existence: every child comes from one mother and one father.
The Times' 'trans dad' cartoon op-ed is a reminder that the legacy media have a sneering disdain for real fathers — and reality.
When I was just 17 years old and pregnant with my third child, the doctor diagnosed my baby with Down syndrome.
There is one prevailing factor that actually predicts poverty, crime, academic failure, and dependence on government: Growing up without a father in the home.