In the spirit of this article; please DM me if you’re reading this and are within a couple hours of Madison, WI. Would love to connect with aspiring neo-feudalists.
Great article Sir! Definitely an idea worthy to get behind. With God's grace we'll hopefully go towards this path or something similar. There are examples here in America now like with the Amish and the Mennonites. And with God's continued grace we won't go the way of the French Revolution.
On a practical note, a natural division will begin to develop between parents who value raising children by incorporating hard work & difficulty into their lives vs those whose children are raised in entertainment & personal comfort.
There are many reasons to reincorporate agriculture back into children’s upbringing and minimize sports programs. I’ll always bet on the kid who grew up on a farm or ranch over a kid who grew up doing sports. Two different kinds of people in the end. Learn the lesson of Jesus facing the cross. When the hard thing needs to be done, there is NEVER anyone cheering you on. Sports teach the wrong approach to life’s profound challenges.
Thank you for putting into words what I’ve had rattling around in my head lately!
In the spirit of this article; please DM me if you’re reading this and are within a couple hours of Madison, WI. Would love to connect with aspiring neo-feudalists.
A helpful evolution. Thanks for the write-up.
Great article Sir! Definitely an idea worthy to get behind. With God's grace we'll hopefully go towards this path or something similar. There are examples here in America now like with the Amish and the Mennonites. And with God's continued grace we won't go the way of the French Revolution.
On a practical note, a natural division will begin to develop between parents who value raising children by incorporating hard work & difficulty into their lives vs those whose children are raised in entertainment & personal comfort.
There are many reasons to reincorporate agriculture back into children’s upbringing and minimize sports programs. I’ll always bet on the kid who grew up on a farm or ranch over a kid who grew up doing sports. Two different kinds of people in the end. Learn the lesson of Jesus facing the cross. When the hard thing needs to be done, there is NEVER anyone cheering you on. Sports teach the wrong approach to life’s profound challenges.