Category Archives: Kids and Sports

March 1, 2011

Girl Wrestlers: Boundaries, Faith, and False Equality

Girl wrestlers breach boundaries of male-female physical contact. Should a girl welcome an adrenaline-driven male grabbing her face, reaching through her legs, squeezing, flipping, and pinning her?

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March 18, 2010

Sports or ‘Soft Kids’? (Revisited)

Kids need to engage in sports or challenging physical activity so that they do not become “soft” in body or in character. Continue reading →

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March 14, 2010

Are We Raising ‘Soft’ Kids? Why Sports Are Non-Negotiable in My Family

Sports and demanding physical activity provide our kids with the mental toughness they will need in life. Sports build strong character, strong bodies, and a tough, persevering spirit. Continue reading →

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