Worth Reading - 3/16
1. Ross Douthat, thinking aloud, questions the idea that increasing centralized government control and spending will improve family structures. Rather, he points out, quite the opposite was once true:
2. Andrew Wilson promotes the trustworthiness and clarity of Scripture in a short post at The Gospel Coalition:
3. An author at Slate opposes evangelical involvement in ending sex trafficking because it make the cause less feminist:
4. A recent book argues that the college you attend is not as significant as many would have us believe:
5. Pi day was on Saturday, but here is a neat video on how Pi can be calculated using lines and matches. The idea is weird, but the theory and the math work:
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