The Stoic emphasis on rational control obscures a key insight: different problems need different solutions. The Greeks knew courage, moderation, and reason were distinct.

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Most of the growth we have seen across Christian denominations in recent years has been in Christian communities that teach ...

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Negative political campaigning is nothing new. In the presidential election of 1800, John Adams’ camp warned Jefferson voters ...