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Good News for Life in Chicago
Earlier today, the Chicago City Council heard a proposal to institute a "quiet zone" around a particular abortion facility in the city to muzzle pro-lifers reaching out to abortion-bound mothers. Thankfully, this controversial proposal was deferred.
Posted in Faith, Religious Liberty, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Ann Scheidler, babies, Bill Conway, Chicago City Council Meeting, children, Constitution, Free Speech, pro-abortion, Pro-Life, Pro-Life Action League, protest, Sanctity of Life, women
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The Importance of Being Married. Some Thoughts About Love on Valentine’s Day
If there is one thing that our cultural leaders are not very earnest about anymore, it is marriage. There is much ado made about dating and the wedding ceremony itself, but how to succeed in marriage itself is given little attention. Statistics indicate that approximately half of marriages end in divorce. This is more than scandalous, it is destructive to the nation and dreadfully harmful to children, to say nothing about how God vies such things!
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
Tagged children, Christ, dating, family, love, Marriage, men, Valentine's Day, women
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The Feminist’s War on Women
Self-loathing is a peculiar and tragic phenomenon. The Bible states that “no one ever hated his own flesh, but nourishes and cherishes it,” (Ephesians 5:29 NKJV), so there is something particularly ugly about radical feminists fomenting self-hatred in young women. The Bible is correct. We do love ourselves, but a conflict arises when we see things in ourselves that we don’t like, even though those things may be phantoms of Leftists’ corrupted imaginations.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged CDC, Center for Disease Control, complementarianism, diversity, feminism, Gospel, manliness, Me Too Movement, radical feminism, sin, suicide, The Feminist’s War on Women, trauma, women
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Not So Perfect Mom with Amy Rienow
Many moms feel pressure and guilt from chasing perfection. The list of items on the “I should be a mom who” list is endless! Striving for perfection has a significant effect on the relationships moms are trying to nurture in their homes. Amy Rienow offers encouragement and hope to build healthy relationships with your kids, parenting them well and with joy. She will give practical reminders that will help you embrace each day and make real heart-connections with your children.
Tagged amy rienow, motherhood, Rob Rienow, Visionary Family Ministries, women
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Formerly “Trans” Young Women Speak Out
On February 26, the website Public Discourse published an article that includes the harrowing accounts of five mothers—one of whom is a lifelong Democrat, another a lesbian—whose daughters experienced Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria (ROGD). These mothers are certain that the culture, including the professional mental health community, physicians, schools, peer socialization, and social media, are providing a distorted lens through which girls are viewing and misinterpreting discomfort and confusion that results from factors like trauma and pre-existing medical conditions, leading them to believe suddenly that they are, in reality, boys. One of the mothers writes:...
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged detransitioning, schools, Trans, transgender, women
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Strict Scrutiny and the ERA – A Bad Combination for Women
On the surface, the Equal Rights Amendment seems quite innocent. The main text states, “Equality of rights under the law shall not be abridged or denied by the United States or any state on account of sex.”
Posted in Federal, Illinois Politics, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Albert Einstein Medical Center v. Nathans, Coleman v. Maryland, Elise Bouc, Equal Rights Amendment, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. v. Insurance Commissioner, Infants and Children, military draft, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Selective Service, Sex Bias in the U.S. Code, SJRCA 4, women
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