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Is Biblical Masculinity Toxic?
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Is Biblical Masculinity Toxic?

You see it on TV. You hear it from comedians. You even read it in children’s books. Men are bad. Dads are dimwits. There’s a lot I like about the Berenstain Bears series or Richard Scarry’s Busytown. But these classics from my childhood sure hit different when I read them as a father, and the dads always come across as so dumb. Nancy Pearcey gave me context for these portrayals in her new book, The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes. The best-selling author of Love Thy Body, Pearcey writes less about recent culture wars and more about long-term transformations in Western society. For example, she says when we think about the traditional family, we’re not being traditional enough. We should be looking further back than the 1950s. As we do, we can see the contrasts between the biblical definition of a good man and the secular definition of a real man. Pearcey writes, “Neither sex can fulfill its purpose by denigrating the other. Instead of accusing men of being toxic, a better strategy is to support their innate sense of what it means to be the Good Man.” Pearcey joined me on Gospelbound to discuss these historical shifts and what Christians and churches today can do to encourage good, godly men.
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Refereeing Was Historically Bad In Bills-Jets ‘Monday Night Football’ Game, And Fans Absolutely Hammered NFL For It
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Refereeing Was Historically Bad In Bills-Jets ‘Monday Night Football’ Game, And Fans Absolutely Hammered NFL For It

The NFL has gotten way too ridiculous at this point
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Learn How To Create Your Own Ant Farm | Kids Project
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Learn How To Create Your Own Ant Farm | Kids Project

Ever wanted an ant farm? Why not make your own? Read on and give ants an artificial nest and learn how they live and survive! Creating A Fascinating Ant Farm For The Homestead Kids Keeping ants as pets is exciting and fun because of its fascinating ability to function as a unit. If you have ever wondered what’s beneath the surface of an anthill, making your own ant colony will be a captivating learning experience. An ant farm is a perfect way to learn about ant colonies and their great contribution to the world we live in. So today, we will give you a list of steps in making your own ant farm.   You Will Need: | 1-liter plastic bottle 2-liter plastic bottle Scissors Black construction paper Tape Blu-tack adhesive Ants Dirt or sand Funnel Gloves Shovel Jar Paper towels or old nylons Rubber band Pin or needle Cotton balls Ant food   RT @FreeEyreLtd: We never stop learning because life on the farm never stops teaching. Happy Sunday everyone. pic.twitter.com/XKBy1O0Ydd — Homesteading (@HomesteadingUSA) February 13, 2017   How To Make An Ant Farm Step 1: Cut The Mouth And Necks Off The Two Bottles Cut the mouths and necks off the two bottles. Use the black construction paper to cover the outside of the smaller bottle and fasten it with tape. Place a blu-tack the base of the covered bottle, and place it inside the bigger bottle.   Step 2: Put Some Soil Into The Space Amidst The Bottles | Put some soil or sand by the funnel into space amidst the bottles. Leave about half an inch before the peak of the 1-liter bottle. Use darker soil for light-colored ants and for black ants use sand, this will provide your ants extra visibility.   Step 3: Choose What Kind Of Ants To Keep Choose what kind of ants to keep. The perfect source is your backyard. In the event that you can't discover appropriate ants, order some from a mail-arrange provider.   Step 4: Transferring An Anthill To A Jar | Wear gloves and utilize your shovel when transferring an anthill to the jar, or you can put the jar closer to the anthill making sure that there's a small slice of fruit inside. Catch 50 to 80 ants, and attempt to catch a queen, because, without one, your ant farm will just last a few months. The queen is bigger and longer than the rest of the ants and will be encompassed by numerous different ants. Wear gloves; ants will sting to safeguard their queen.   Step 5: Put Ants From The Jar Into The Dirt In 2-Liter Bottle Empty ants from the jar into the dirt in the 2-liter container, and rapidly cover the top with a paper towel or old nylons. Use rubber bands to bind the paper towel in the bottle. Jab air openings in the larger bottle's cover with a needle or pin, ensuring they are too little for the ants to slither through.   Step 6: Create An Underground Environment | When you're not watching your ants, wrap the outside of your ant farm with extra piece of dark construction paper and fasten with tape, to create an underground environment. Keep your farm in direct sunlight. Avoid moving your farm, there's a possibility that the tunnels they started to build will collapse.   Step 7: Feeding Your Ants Once every day, douse a cotton ball in water, remove the cover, put the cotton on top of the soil and cover the farm again, permitting the ants to have some drinking water. Nourish ants with little bits of bread or fruit soaked in honey or sugar water. A teaspoon of food every other day is sufficient for 20 to 40 ants.   Watch the full video by Howcast to guide you in creating your own ant farm: One of the best things about making an ant farm is that it only needs materials and tools that would already have at home. Kids and adults alike will surely be fascinated observing the little ants as they go about their daily, busy lives. If you’re looking for a no-cost educational pet, then this project is perfect for you and your little ones! So, what do you think? Did you enjoy the tutorial on how to create your own ant colony? Let us know below in the comments! Want to get rid of those annoying mosquitoes? Well, leave them the creatures who have an appetite for them: bats! Build a bat house in your homestead and they'll serve you right! Pollinate your plants and get rid of mosquitoes, making your homestead more comfortable and safe. Follow us on Instagram, twitter, pinterest, and facebook! This post was originally published in November 2016 and has been updated for quality and relevancy. Featured Image Via AntsCanada    
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The Regime Media SUPPRESS Kamala Harris’s Plagiarism Scandal
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The Regime Media SUPPRESS Kamala Harris’s Plagiarism Scandal

I’m old enough to remember when accusations of plagiarism were enough to sink a presidential campaign. Namely, the first bite at the apple for our (barely) sitting president. Today, such a story goes uncovered by a media that willfully neglects to perform its most basic duty of asking questions, and instead chooses to form a protective phalanx around the current Democrat presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris. As to the allegations of plagiarism, they were broken by conservative activist and intellectual Christopher Rufo: To her supporters, the vice president’s rhetorical flourishes represent the values of compassion and optimism. To her detractors, her reliance on platitudes and tautologies demonstrates her unfitness for the presidency. But, as we have discovered in this exclusive report, another element appears to exist within Kamala Harris’s rhetorical universe: plagiarism. At the beginning of Harris’s political career, in the run-up to her campaign to serve as California’s attorney general, she and co-author Joan O’C Hamilton published a small volume, entitled Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor’s Plan to Make Us Safer. The book helped to establish her credibility on criminal-justice issues. However, according to Stefan Weber, a famed Austrian “plagiarism hunter” who has taken down politicians in the German-speaking world, Harris’s book contains more than a dozen “vicious plagiarism fragments.” Some of the passages he highlighted appear to contain minor transgressions—reproducing small sections of text; insufficient paraphrasing—but others seem to reflect more serious infractions, similar in severity to those found in Harvard president Claudine Gay’s doctoral thesis. (Harris did not respond to a request for comment.) That’s pretty detailed, and he details the allegations with specificity, both in his newsletter and in an X thread. The New York Times, cognizant of the gravity of the allegations, immediately moved to firefight the plagiarism charges in an item titled Conservative Activist Seizes on Passages From Harris Book. You know things are serious when the media go to ye olde “Republicans Pounce.” Or seize, in this instance. There appears to be one major hole in the Times’ reporting: Jonathan Bailey, a plagiarism consultant in New Orleans and the publisher of Plagiarism Today, said on Monday that his initial reaction to Mr. Rufo’s claims was that the errors were not serious, given the size of the document. “This amount of plagiarism amounts to an error and not an intent to defraud,” he said, adding that Mr. Rufo had taken relatively minor citation mistakes in a large amount of text and tried to “make a big deal of it.” The aforementioned plagiarism consultant appears to have taken exception with the Times’s characterization of his work: Embed bailey Full analysis of the book may well yield more plagiarism. In the meantime, it appears that Bailey only analyzed what was given him by reporters, which raises its own set of concerns (for more specific analysis of the Times’s article, click here).  This should be a major story. However, as of this writing, the plagiarism allegations have NOT been reported on ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, CNN. or MSNBC. The Regime Media have chosen, at least for the time being, to ignore substantiated allegations of plagiarism.  As has often been the case, most recently with the Biden Administration’s response to Hurricane Helene, one can reasonably expect the Regime Media to Trumpwash the Harris plagiarism allegations. That is, they’ll sit on the story until it can be sanitized with a Trump-adverse angle.  Once this angle has emerged, that becomes the scandal, as opposed to the actual scandal: the sitting Vice President of the United States getting caught plagiarizing significant portions of her book just 3 weeks from the presidential election.  If it weren't for Regime Media, we'd have none at all.
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‘Violence, Bullets, And Destruction’: Apartment Managers Deliver REAL Story About Venezuelan Gang Takeover (Video)
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‘Violence, Bullets, And Destruction’: Apartment Managers Deliver REAL Story About Venezuelan Gang Takeover (Video)

[unable to retrieve full-text content]The following article, ‘Violence, Bullets, And Destruction’: Apartment Managers Deliver REAL Story About Venezuelan Gang Takeover (Video), was first published…
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Democrats Freak Out as Trump Takes the Lead
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"I don’t remember how I came up with the lyric about wanting to brush the teeth of everyone I see": The Jesus Lizard are back and they're just as surreal as ever
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"I don’t remember how I came up with the lyric about wanting to brush the teeth of everyone I see": The Jesus Lizard are back and they're just as surreal as ever

The Jesus Lizard are back with a bang, referencing their past, building on it and retaining their sense of humour
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Greg Kelly: Looks like Kamala Harris is a plagiarist
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Prager U Video: Multiculturalism
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Prager U Video: Multiculturalism

Why it’s a bad idea. The post Prager U Video: Multiculturalism appeared first on Frontpage Mag.
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