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She is adorned with pearls of patience, gentleness and forgiveness
The unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, is so precious to God
She meditates on His law day and night
"Give me understanding, and I will keep Your law and obey it with all my heart." Psalm 119:34 Determine… [more]
Emphasis on the Right Things
In my previous articles on the subject of childbirth from a biblical perspective, a number of readers commented that to refuse medical intervention puts both the child and mother at risk, and that I was asking people to return to the “dark ages” of obstetrical care. These people wrongly assumed that I found no place [...]
Are you Dead or Healthy?
Two sentiments frequently surface in conversations I hear. One is that someone’s great aunt or elderly neighbor was said to “healthy” until they suddenly had a heart attack. The other sentiment goes like this: “I must be healthy because I’m not dead yet.” Contrary to typical comments that arise, people are not “healthy” up until [...]
A Mother’s Nose
My nearsightedness can be easily be traced to my father, whose myopia was genetically passed on to me. It has been said that if a person is deficient in one of his senses, the other ones are sometimes amplified to make up for it. Well, that may explain why I have a heightened olfactory sense. [...]
Holding Down the Fort
It is easy to miss an important, though under appreciated, aspect of the role of a woman in the management of her household. The stay-at-home woman, be she a wife, mother, or daughter, has as a central focus: the well-being of her family members. Is there enough food in the refrigerator or the pantry? Is the [...]
Interview with Reggie Littlejohn
Reggie Littlejohn is President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, a non-partisan, international coalition to oppose forced abortion and human trafficking in China. China’s cruel and barbaric forced abortion and forced sterilization policy causes more violence towards women and girls than any other official policy on earth. It is China’s war against women and girls. “Women [...]
Dispelling the Myth that God is a Buttercup
Back in 1984, a friend introduced my husband and me to the writings of R. J. Rushdoony. It wasn’t until 1985 that we actually met Rush and started making monthly trips to Vallecito, CA. In getting to know Rush and his wife, Dorothy, we also became friends with the rest of their family, members of [...]
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