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A Lesson from a Grumpy Old Lady

A Lesson from a Grumpy Old Lady

November 25, 2011

For years I had a scrap of paper posted on my fridge, with the antidote to becoming a grumpy old lady. Do you want to know what it said? Before I tell you, Let me explain what motivated my quest to keep this prescription on hand. It all started when I worked as a therapist [...]

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10 Reasons Why the New NIV is Bad for Women

10 Reasons Why the New NIV is Bad for Women

September 16, 2011

As a woman, I react to the new, gender-inclusive NIV Bible the way I react to nails scratching down a chalk board. Here are 10 reasons why the new NIV is bad for women.

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Top 10 Fights in Marriage

Top 10 Fights in Marriage

June 6, 2011

From squabbles to all out brawls, here’s an MSN list of the Top 10 Fights in Marriage. Are you having these sorts of spats in your relationship? Take a poll to see if the list got it right.

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Female Beauty Matters

Female Beauty Matters

May 28, 2011

Women resent the fact that men are so attracted to beauty, while men resent the fact that women often don’t make the effort to properly attend to it. So how do we resolve the impasse?

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What Not to Wear

What Not to Wear

May 17, 2011

In 1 Timothy 2:9, the Lord provides three guidelines that help Christian women figure out what and what not to wear. Asking yourself these three questions will help you figure out how to dress.

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“Dora the Doormat” and other Scary Straw Women of Complementarity

“Dora the Doormat” and other Scary Straw Women of Complementarity

April 7, 2011

I thought it would be fun to parade some of the most popular straw women of complementarity across the stage so they could take a bow—and hopefully bow out.

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Black Swan deserves an Oscar?

Black Swan deserves an Oscar?

February 28, 2011

Black Swan inundates young women with the idea that they need to explore and discover their dark, seductive, sensual side to be beautiful and “perfect.” For convincingly portraying this lie, Portman does deserve an Oscar!

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Grieving June Cleaver

Grieving June Cleaver

November 9, 2010

Actress Barbara Billingsley, best known for portraying the quintessential supermom on the television comedy ”Leave It to Beaver,” died recently at age 94. In her signature role as June Cleaver, Billingsley personified the ideal middle-class mother and housewife in an era when relatively few American women with children worked outside the home. June Cleaver was [...]

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Alpha Women and Beta Boys

Alpha Women and Beta Boys

October 21, 2010

Statistics show that more and more women are making more money than their husbands. While this trend is celebrated by some, the reality is that the majority of alpha women are dissatisfied with their breadwinner status.

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Shedding Some Light on Twilight

Shedding Some Light on Twilight

June 30, 2010

If Bella were my daughter, several alarm bells would be going off in my head about her relationship with Edward. I would not approve. Regardless of how “in love” she felt, I would argue that this romance was not good for her, and would not end well. It would ultimately be bad and not good for her soul.

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Exploited Miss America. Empowered Miss USA.

Exploited Miss America. Empowered Miss USA.

May 19, 2010

Last week, Miss USA released the official contestant photos of 51 pageant hopefuls. The look? Lacy black lingerie, fishnets, smudged kohl eyeliner, knee-high boots, stilettos, voluptuous cleavage, and naked flesh, the like of which have traditionally been associated with prostitutes and porn stars, not beauty queens. The photo shoot, entitled “Waking up in Vegas,” featured steamy, seductive Playboy-like poses on a large bed and other bedroom furniture. What was once considered exploitative is now considered empowering.

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The Not-So-Golden Anniversary of the Pill

The Not-So-Golden Anniversary of the Pill

May 11, 2010

This Mother’s Day marks the Golden Anniversary of the pill—the medical advancement that allows women to have sex without the potential consequence of becoming a mother. The irony is profound. Though there may be legitimate and beneficial uses for the pill, I believe that its impact on women, on motherhood, and on society has been [...]

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