Early Spring Linkfest

A hiker takes a rest in the sunshine, in an armchair near the Hochbichl alpine hut near Ofterschwang, Germany, on March 21, 2014. (Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/AFP/Getty Images)

Rich Cromwell: 6 Things I Learned While Looking For A Job

Stella Morabito: If We Can Pick Our Gender, Can We Pick Our Age? Our Race?

Matthew Cochran: For Religious Liberty, Desperate Times; Faithful Measures

Mollie Hemingway: 3 Lessons From World Vision’s Doctrinal Debacle; Should Unborn Babies Be Used To Heat Hospitals?; If Feminists Like Women, Why Are They Constantly Trying To Change Us?

Robert Tracinski: What Liberals Condemn As “Cultural Appropriation” Is Actually Called “Learning”

Darryl G. Hart: Having More Fun than a Visiting Professor Should

Literate Comments: Episcopalian Priest to Become Roman Catholic Priest – Will Remain Married, But Will Practice Celibacy

Charles Carman: The Patron Saint of Place

Brett Stevens: The Redundancy Of The Dark Enlightenment

Andy Nowicki: Fred Phelps: Sympathy For The Asshole

Jim Goad: The Shame Sham

Steve Sailer: Half a Loaf

Brendan O’Neill: God, Gaga, and John Kerry on the Dark Continent

Eddie Pensier: The Hipster Beard; Crowd-Parenting

Paleo Retiree: “3 Days to Kill”

Fabrizio del Wrongo: Spring Jiggles In

Prick With A Fork: Food, Fads and Freedom

A Geek in the Wilderness: Review of Noah, and why American Christians might be the stupidest people on earth

David T. Koyzis: Sweetness and Power

Novaseeker: The Struggle Is Spiritual

Dark Brightness: Incompetent scum are running education; Perhaps a watchman

Shattered Light: North Otago Peninsula [Sunday Shooting]; A defense of the Nikon One system

Tau Zero: Nosy; Pacific Raven

Adventures In Keeping House: Tyr