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Feminism Unfulfilled — Why Are So Many Women Unhappy? - AlbertMohler.com
This guy kind of turns my stomach, but he isn't stupid.
Stephen Colbert interviews Fr. Randall Balmer on the papal appeal to Anglicans, Oct. 27, 2009
Deborah Kotz, "Why Do Women Have Sex?," Yahoo! News (Oct. 8, 2009, orig. from US News and World Report)
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The No. 1 reason is because they're attracted to their partner, followed by their seeking of physical gratification. Lower down on the list, the reasons were connected to love or emotional bonding. This sort of knocks down the stereotype that men have sex for pleasure while women have sex for love. Personally, for me--in my 17 years treating women who have sexual problems--it's reassuring to see that most of the women who participated in our survey are having sex for the pure physical pleasure of it.
Counter-cultural teenagers -- Review of Does my head look big in this? Randa Abdel-Fattah | Books | Sydneyanglicans.net
A review, on an Anglican site, of a book written by a Muslim woman from the point of view of a sixteen-year-old Muslim girl growing up in Australia who has just decided to veil. Reviewed as a good coming-of-age story for religious teenagers of any type. Sounds kind of interesting.
Journal of Religion & Film: Dancer in the Dark Film Review by S. Brent Plate
Plate is one smart cookie.
Marcus Buckingham: What's Happening To Women's Happiness?
"Over the last 40 years or so, life is not trending toward more fulfillment for women. Life is, in most ways we can measure, becoming more draining instead."
Muslim wedding segregation fury as Minister and wife are ordered into separate rooms | Mail Online
This is the story of Labour MP Jim Fitzpatrick, who was a guest at a Muslim wedding in London and was seated separately from his wife. This bothered him, so they left. This has now become a major incident.
Afghanistan: Law Curbing Women’s Rights Takes Effect | Human Rights Watch (August 13, 2009)
"The law gives a husband the right to withdraw basic maintenance from his wife, including food, if she refuses to obey his sexual demands. It grants guardianship of children exclusively to their fathers and grandfathers. It requires women to get permission from their husbands to work. It also effectively allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by paying 'blood money' to a girl who was injured when he raped her."
Justice Ginsburg, Eugenics, & Feminist Criticism of Planned Parenthood - Ginsburg eugenics - Jezebel
Carri-me-away (archived blog of Carri Chmielewski)
An archived version of Carri Chmielewski's blog (which has since been taken down). Chmielewski is a member of the Quiverfull movement and at the time this snapshot was taken was pregnant with her ninth child. Based on her religious beliefs, she refused most medical involvement in the pregnancy and birth. Due to complications during delivery, her baby died and she herself is now in critical condition. Via: http://bit.ly/wRCyZ . Archived: http://sqrl.it/?nkzst
Religion as Therapy - Finding Christianity Again - Marie Claire
Five "career gals" give short, breezy first-person accounts of how they discovered that religion really isn't so bad. And it's "cheaper than therapy." Archived: http://sqrl.it/?ly2qe and http://www.webcitation.org/5hgfpDFM4
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