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Author Archives: Starfoxy
Mailboxes
In the debate over what sorts of services the Us Post Office should be providing Harry Reid stated: “And, talking about seniors — Seniors LOVE to get junk mail. It’s sometimes their only way of communicating or feeling they’re part … Continue reading
Posted in women
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Who is a woman’s Lord?
“The woman is the glory of the man; what is the glory of the woman? It is her virginity until she gives it into the hands of the man that will be her Lord and master to all eternity.” from … Continue reading
Posted in temple
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Until We Have Faces
How can [the gods] meet us face to face till we have faces?[1] When I was a little girl I once declared that green was my favorite color. My older sister replied, “No it’s not.” Instead of contradicting her I … Continue reading
Posted in prayer
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The enemy of the good
“Good is what you do, not how you are.” Or, so says the clever answer that some misguided sticklers for grammar might offer when “I’m good” is offered as a response to the question “How are you?” (Supposedly ‘well’ is … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, mental health, race
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Individuals
A few days ago Cartoonist Kate Beaton put a link to a website, 101 Men/101 Women in her twitter feed with the comment “[T]his website will teach you that all the faces you draw look the same and you need … Continue reading
Posted in body image
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Resolved
Several years ago, when I was a teenager, I set a new years resolution to refrain from eating any chocolate for the whole year.
Posted in women
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Filling in the Gaps
I was recently directed to an article from 2004 at FAIR, with a shortened title “The Place of Mormon Women.” I don’t intend to comment on the entire article, but one particular part of it: On a personal level, when … Continue reading
Posted in women
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Relief Society Lesson #47: Exaltation
This seems like a lesson where it would be very very easy to get bogged down by nit-picky details like, “What exactly, is the difference between the 3 kingdoms? What kind of people end up in which kingdom?” Or it … Continue reading
Posted in Relief Society Lessons
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Let’s talk about how lying hurts us
I had an experience recently with a woman who said something to me specifically because she wanted me to to contradict what she said [1]. The trouble was I didn’t disagree with what she said. Now she has interpreted my … Continue reading
Posted in example, feminism, Friendship, Gender roles, marriage
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On these two commandments
In Matthew we can find the account of a Lawyer (those darn lawyers) tempting Jesus, asking Him which is the #1, most important commandment. Jesus gives the response that we are to Love God, and Love our neighbors as ourselves. … Continue reading
Posted in authority, Belief
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