Jack, the Giant, and the Indigestible Bean: A Fable

By |2014-03-03T17:40:34-06:00March 4th, 2014|Categories: C. R. Wiley, Fiction, Young Man's Guide to Building a House|

The Introduction to, The Young Man’s Guide to Building a House There were giants in the land in those days, but fewer people than there used to be. Now the giants were the typical sort—lumbering and hungry. But the people were very odd, most anyway. It wasn’t uncommon for a giant to reach right into [...]

One Flesh and Other Household Mysteries

By |2014-01-24T20:24:58-06:00January 3rd, 2014|Categories: C. R. Wiley, Christianity, Culture, Marriage, Morality, Young Man's Guide to Building a House|

Chapter 4 in The Young Man’s Guide to Building a House “And the two shall become one flesh.” You don’t hear that much anymore, and when you do it is written off as poetry. With the low regard for poetry these days that pretty much relegates it to something fit for a greeting card. When I [...]

The Economics of Love: The Real Economy

By |2016-01-16T12:45:39-06:00October 2nd, 2013|Categories: C. R. Wiley, Christianity, Economics, Featured, Young Man's Guide to Building a House|

Chapter Three in The Young Man’s Guide to Building a House The words love and economy rarely find their ways into the same sentence. Economics has been called the dismal science but people write songs about love. You don’t write songs about economics unless you’re writing a parody. When most people hear the word economy they think about money. That is dismal. [...]

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