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Tag Archives: family
Why should I adopt my baby to someone else?
Watching the little boy I gave birth to go home with another family was certainly not easy. Many times I have been asked why I decided to give the baby to someone else. There isn’t one set reason I can give them. … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged adoption, children, family, love, pregnancy, sacrifice, teenage pregnancy
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Why do Mormons Get Married in a Temple?
This is a valid question and one that many might be curious about. After all, why would someone want to get married in a temple that would limit the amount of guests that could participate in the ceremony, and not … Continue reading
The Truth about Mormonism and Women
By Steve P. In speculating what Mitt Romney would do now that the election was over, a university professor commented to one of my Mormon friends that “Well, whatever Mitt and Ann decide to do, it will be up to … Continue reading
The Right to an Education
Going through my morning routine of getting a five-year-old ready for school and juggling my own preparations for work, I heard the words “Taliban” and “education” from the television as I passed through the kitchen but didn’t hear much more … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Religion
Tagged education, empower, family, fund, girls, hatred, love, principles, rules, tragedy, war
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Equality
From the editors: We understand that there are many different opinions on whether women have enough visibility and authority in the LDS church. Please feel free to discuss your own views in the comment section below. This post is in … Continue reading
Thoughts on Why Women Still Can’t Have it All
The July/August 2012 issue of the Atlantic had an article called Why Women Still Can’t Have it All. The author makes a bold statement that feminists have been selling young women a fiction that they can have it all, career … Continue reading
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Tagged change, family, Feminism, flexibility, prioritizing, work environment, work life balance
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