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May 30, 2023
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| Most Churchgoers Are Optimistic, Take Pride in Their Church: Poll |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Although U.S. church attendance has fallen to historic lows, the faithful still congregating have found a new source of optimism and pride in America's sanctuaries, a new poll finds. Though fewer Americans darken a church door or believe in God, nearly all those who do say they believe their faith has a bright future and have few qualms identifying with their church in the public square. |
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| Gratitude and Remembrance: A Nation Remembers |
| by Rob Schwarzwalder |
| The war in Vietnam is receding in American memory. Those Americans who served there grow fewer in number every year. But for Medal of Honor winner Colonel (Ret.) Paris Davis, the events of one day in 1965 remain fresh. |
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| When Corporations Act Like Politicians |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| As the 2024 presidential primary begins to take shape, pundits of all descriptions treat their readers to theories of whether this or that candidate can hold onto the partisan base or persuade independents. Strangely, many corporations - all Democrats, apparently - are behaving in the same, partisan way. Their unbusinesslike behavior is hurting their bottom line. |
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| The Body Reveals the Person: Moving Beyond Sexual Identity Obsession |
| by Dan Hart |
| American culture has become obsessed with sexual identity confusion. This obsession has affected almost every aspect of public life, from sports (in a multitude of ways) to retail companies to beer. It has become such an obsession that a massive swath of corporate America will soon transform their branding into the symbol of this obsession for an entire month. |
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