Editorial adviser Jeff Sharlet sends the following email:
My friend and colleague Kathryn Joyce has just published her first major magazine article in The Nation, a portrait of a new Christian fundamentalist "avant-garde" of women who wage "spiritual war" by birthing as many soldiers for God as they can. They call their babies arrows, and their movement "Quiverfull," and they're thinking long term: "if just 8 million American Christian couples began supplying more "arrows for the war" by having six children or more, they propose," writes Kathryn, "the Christian-right ranks could rise to 550 million within a century." Men are in on it, of course: Kathryn writes of one husband who abandoned plans for a vasectomy urged even by his pastor when he "saw a warrior angel in his dream. A "large, worrying warrior angel" with a flaming sword that he pointed at Christopher's genitals, telling him, "Do not change God's plan."" Scariest of all, conservative Democrats are in on it too — the latter part of the article reports on a Democratic Leadership Council study of the "return to patriarchy" to figure out how Democrats can do just that as a path to victory.
I am only commenting to make you be aware of what a magnificent encounter my wife’s child gained reading through your webblog. She mastered a good number of details, not to mention how it is like to possess a marvelous giving nature to get certain people without problems fully grasp specified tricky things. You undoubtedly exceeded people’s expectations. Many thanks for offering these good, healthy, informative and in addition unique thoughts on the topic to Mary.
pay per click programs are really great, i could earn some decent cash from it,,