Your Wife Is Under Attack
It is high time you realized that your wives are under attack today! Everything they have been taught from earliest childhood is being subjected to ridicule and scorn. Hardly a day passes when the tra
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Sources of Self-Esteem in Children, Part 1: Society’s Infatuation with Beauty
Why are feelings of inadequacy and inferiority so prevalent among people of all ages at this time?The current epidemic of self-doubt has resulted from a totally unjust and unnecessary system of evalua
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Sources of Self-Esteem in Children, Part 3: The Role That Parents Play
In a very real sense, we parents are products of the society whose values I have condemned. We have systematically been taught to worship beauty and brains, as everyone else, and so have our grandmomm
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Sources of Self-Esteem in Children, Part 2: Is I.Q. a Predictor of Success?
I have referred to a "system" of evaluating human worth in our culture, beginning with the most important attribute of physical attractiveness. You may ask, what ranks second in significance?
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A Willingness To Communicate
The art of communication doesnt come naturally to most of us. Some folks just dont like to talk much. Others talk incessantly without ever really saying anything. But when it comes to marriage, commun
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Scaling Back the Routine
I am convinced that most contemporary mothers care more about their husbands and their children than about any other aspect of their lives, and they would like nothing better than to devote their prim
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Busy Fathers and Exhausted Mothers
I spoke at a White House conference a few years ago during which the other speaker was Dr. Armand Nicholi, a psychiatrist from Harvard University. His topic, like mine, was the status of the American
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If Nancy Is Safe, Im Safe Too
Some years ago a woman told me about her experience as a room mother for her daughter's fourth-grade class. She visited the classroom on Valentine's Day to assist the teacher with the traditional part
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5 Ways to Deal with Difficult People
“My job is great,” said Priya said, “It’s just the people I work with; they drive me crazy!” No matter where you work or with whom you live, there will always be peo
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Remember When You Drove Your Dad Crazy?
When I was seventeen years old, the state of Texas granted me a license to drive. It was a bad decision. My dad had recently bought a brand-new Ford, and he let me take it out for a spin during luncht
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
