Articles by Micah Clark
By Micah Clark
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05.26.18
Marital challenges and changes are not often on the minds of the young or newlywed. However, five or ten years into a marriage and the dreams of a honeymooning couple can fade pretty quickly as the pressures of family life,...
By Micah Clark
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05.05.18
Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx are the mid-19th century philosophical fathers of Communism. Both men epitomized the rally cry of Atheism which is “God doesn’t exist, and I hate him.” They saw religion as a competitor to their agenda...
By Micah Clark
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03.29.18
The nation is in the midst of a debate over gun control and to a lesser extent, mental health issues, stemming from another school shooting. Not to diminish those two issues, researcher Bradford Wilcox points out that nearly every shooting...
By Micah Clark
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03.15.18
When no-fault divorce swept across America in the early 1970’s it was presented as a way to end high conflict abusive situations with greater ease and speed. It was also said to be helpful to children by reducing conflict, though...
By Micah Clark
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02.17.18
The benefits of marriage for men are substantial by every conceivable measure, including more money, a better sex life, and significantly better physical and mental health. Yet, many men remain ignorant of these benefits, a view seemingly promoted by popular culture.
By Micah Clark
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11.16.17
I was given a booklet from Haggai International Ministries called “What in the World is Going On?” It presents the changing demographics of faith around the globe. Here are some interesting findings:
By Micah Clark
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09.29.17
Sociologist Mark Regnerus has a new in-depth study of how our culture’s lack of sexual morality is impacting relationships in ways not seen in previous generations. There was a fascinating, if not disturbing, review of Regnerus’ new book (Cheap ...
By Micah Clark
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09.20.17
There is a great deal of talk about America’s opioid crisis and what can be done about such drugs. This has led to a focus on narcotic painkillers. In reality, America has an addiction problem. “What might be some of...
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09.14.17
A recent article in Psychology Today named for a survey of 1,000 women announced, “One Parent Can Do Just as Good a Job as Two, Women Say.” More than 70 percent of those surveyed believed that a single parent could...
By Micah Clark
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08.31.17
Jean Twenge is a researcher who has looked at data on over 11 million youth as part of a new generational study. The millennial generation is timing out as a new, unnamed generation appears. These young people could be called...
By Micah Clark
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08.19.17
The election of Donald Trump was often attributed to a reaction to the declining economics of middle-aged men. However, a new study of young men finds that they have their own share of economic struggles today, too. According to data...
By Micah Clark
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08.12.17
There is a new Harris Poll that finds that audiences are growing tired of profanity-filled movies coming from Hollywood. However the study also seems to reveal a lack of discernment as well in my opinion. Perhaps the pervasiveness of profanity...
By Micah Clark
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05.12.17
This may sound like the start of a joke among a group of guys, but it is not. Contrary to the message of feminism and pop culture, which implies that smarter women are the career executives or full time working...
By Micah Clark
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04.26.17
There is often a lot of talk about taxes during the month of April. This year there is also some discussion of how the new Trump Administration might seek to change tax policies.
One of the too often overlooked groups...
By Micah Clark
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04.22.17
While many researchers agree that stability is important for children, some do not think marriage is a critical factor in family stability. Many parents must have bought into this fallacy too as more and more are choosing cohabitation over marriage....
