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Tag Archives: David Brooks
David Brooks in the loss of a shared story
You can’t beat a theory with a process. We need a common story.
David Brooks on Sexual Predators
David Brooks should not be allowed to write about sex. — Jeff Chu (@jeffchu) November 3, 2017
Bill Gates on the Road to Character
Gatesnotes
The Age of Reaction
Reactionaries come in different stripes but share a similar mentality: There was once a golden age, when people knew their place and lived in harmony. But then that golden age was betrayed by the elites. “The betrayal of elites is … Continue reading
David Brooks on Career Vs. Vocation
This is a fine piece by David Brooks. I enjoy a lot of his writing. I do think, however, that Christianity and the resurrection have a piece to play in this. Ask yourself, can you give your life to … Continue reading
David Brooks on Fulfillment through Promise Keeping
Macleans David Brooks Commencement Address
Middle Ring Relationships
David Brooks NY Times Civic life has suffered. As Marc J. Dunkelman writes in his compelling book “The Vanishing Neighbor,” people are good at tending their inner-ring relationships — their family and friends. They’re pretty good at tending to outer-ring … Continue reading
