Jennifer McBride | September 3, 2010
Here is a great article with some excellent and insightful commentary on the Duggar family: As we spoke to the 3 of them, one word kept jumping out at me: Freedom. These girls were experiencing freedom teenagers rarely taste. Completely free to be themselves. The exact opposite of the words so often used by media folk [...]
Category: Biblical Womanhood, For the Unmarried |
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Tags: children, daughters at home, family, girlhood, myths
Jennie Chancey | July 2, 2010
Sarah Mae at Like a Warm Cup of Coffee has started up a fantastic series dealing with several hot-button issues and common myths about biblical womanhood, family, children, etc. Here are some of the topics she has set to tackle (with the help of guest writers): Unique callings in Christ Putting women in a box/dictating [...]
Category: Biblical Womanhood, Feminism & Related Issues |
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Tags: femininity, feminism, myths, scripture, womanhood, work
Stacy McDonald | June 12, 2010
This morning, I woke up to find the following comment on my Facebook wall. A pastor’s wife was writing in response to a video I posted yesterday describing how “the pill” is an abortifacient. If her comment hadn’t been so troubling it would have been hysterically funny. She apparently doesn’t know the hundreds of large, homeschooling families I know. What do you think?
Category: Mothering, Uncategorized |
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Tags: birth control, children, Mothering, myths
Jennie Chancey | March 20, 2010
[Note: This article was originally published in June, 2003. It's a reader favorite, so we've brought it over to the "new" LAF. - Ed.] For the past generation, our society has tried to foist upon us the idea of the woman who “has it all” and “does it all.” We stand in awe of women [...]
Category: Biblical Womanhood, Reader Favorites |
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Tags: myths, superwoman, womanhood