Feminist Worldly Wisdom
I’ve been reading though a book about Susan B. Anthony. It is sorely depressing. When reading such a book, it becomes all the more shockingly apparent how muddy and infectious the … Continue Reading →
Author: BethTN
But What If She Had a Family of Babies…
If I were to all the sudden have a severe lapse of sanity and decide that…say… a outside political career was more important than my family. If I were to abandon … Continue Reading →
Current Events on the Radio…
When I was a child growing up, I remember hearing the voices of Marlin Maddox and James Dobson on our kitchen radio while helping my mom cook in the kitchen or … Continue Reading →
If You Haven’t Heard Voddie…
Thanks to one of our commenters who reminded us to mention Voddie’s blog. We regularly follow his blog, but lately Dr. Baucham has been hitting the issues hard over there: … Continue Reading →
Few Topics Fire Up like Feminism
As someone who writes occasionally on the topics of feminism, I can tell you that few subjects lite the back end of the firecracker like feminism. Whenever I write an … Continue Reading →
Just a lil’ bit of feminism…
I have a small collection of bad books. Bad old books relating to the topics of feminism. One of my bad books is called Women and The New Race by Margaret Sanger…Eugenics … Continue Reading →
One Nation Under Judgement
The nation is all a buzz with the news of McCain choosing little known Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate and now the news of the Palins unmarried pregnant … Continue Reading →
Fabulous Give Away – Just Released CD’s from Genevan Foundation
Our wonderful friends, the Servens, have just released two brand new CD’s that we will be giving away here on the blog! Glory, Laud, and Honor And Nations Praise We absolutely love … Continue Reading →
A Little Book Store Find in Alabama
Thanks to some friends of ours who led us to a little book store in Alabama, we came home with some very inspiring, great books. One of the things we as a … Continue Reading →
Going Local When Traveling
We purposed on our recent trip to purchase as much “local” food as possible and steer away from the massive corporate every-thing-tastes-the-same-no-matter-what-city food establishments. On our 2,700 mile round trip … Continue Reading →