An Eve Choice
Mother Eve faced two incompatible directives – “to multiply and replenish the earth, that you may have joy and rejoicing in your posterity” and “of the tree of the knowledge of good and...
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A Critique of Self-Sacrifice: Embracing Choice, Agency, and Engagement Instead
by Caroline For centuries in the Western world self-sacrifice, as opposed to self-love, has been viewed as an ethical virtue. In serving and loving others, the traditional argument goes, one acts selflessly...
the intentionally empty womb
by G The painting shown here is one I did just before I got intentionally pregnant with our son. I found myself using art making to process some of the ambiguity I felt about...
From Mother to Daughter
By: mraynes I will be giving birth to my second child in a matter of days. Along with the overwhelming joy I feel at having another little person to love and, of course, finally...
The Pill and Choosing a Mate
By Zenaida One Sunday after a council meeting, my bishop brought up a recent study on the effect of birth control on women’s ability to select a mate. The study posits that women are...
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