The family is no longer what Christopher Lasch once called a haven in a heartless world, a counterbalance to the dog-eat-dog areas of life.58 Instead, the family has become the nursery where the craving for success is first cultivated.
Timothy J. Keller
The family is no longer what Christopher Lasch once called a haven in a heartless world, a counterbalance to the dog-eat-dog areas of life.58 Instead, the family has become the nursery where the craving for success is first cultivated.