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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Policy for Strong Families
Although there may be some other important details, it seems to me that the coming presidential election is going to be decided primarily by the issue of gay marriage. From what I’ve been able to scrape from the news, although … Continue reading
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Honor Thy Mother
I am not a mother (in the sense that I have yet to bear children), but I look forward with hope to the day I will be granted this honor. Mothers partner with their husbands and their God to create … Continue reading
Feminism and Families
(This post is inspired by this beautiful photography and story project on Mormon women created by a non-Mormon student at Massart.) When I first heard about feminism described in waves, this really made sense to me. My mother was on … Continue reading
