A Cowboy Church is just typical non-denominational church where doctrine varies a little bit from church to church. It is meant to create an inclusive culture by being open to the working man but has become insular through their constant promotion of the cowboy lifestyle. I like this book as a high overview of the branching of Christianity starting with Luther and up until the current trends in Christianity. Regarding the current topic, something more specific to the English Reformation which differs from The Reformation. The English were a lot more deliberate in their break from the RCC and as mentioned earlier, tended to ship off their radicals. This is a good primer on the English Reformation.
Both Christian Zionism and the end of days Dispensationalism were born in England. Granted, it didn't catch on like wildfire over there like it did here. America seems to be where all the Christian byproducts of the English reformation go to market.
The poster shows the original sons but didn't include the others. Jamie was the baby they had towards the end of the series and there is a sixth child born after the finale when it was revealed Lois was pregnant again.
Been through this one. My kid had a partial scholarship from Texas State for baseball but Texas State wasn't a good match academically for him. Most of the schools that offered him for baseball were not what he wanted academically. Definitely pursue academics over sports when deciding.
I re-entered singlehood during my divorce five years ago. Granted, I was in my forties so it might be different for younger guys but dating is easy at that age.