The Teleological Mom

AD 2004, Volume 3, Issue 1

Being a mother is a high calling. In fact, arguably, God made women smarter than men, because being a mother is so important. Why settle for the humdrum corporate ladder, when you can make people. Literally make human beings. It’s awesome. Why aren’t more women excited about this? Perhaps it’s because no one has told them about the power of The Teleological Mom. In this issue, we celebrate and defend the amazing calling of being a mom.

SKU: 00005 Category: Back Issue Tags: feminism, mother, motherhood

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01	Invitation: Joost Nixon
02	Rebecca Stewart reviews Betty Friedan’s “The Feminine Mystique”
03	Interview: Meredith Turney speaks with F. Caroline Graglia, author of “Domestic Tranquility: a Brief Against Feminism”
04	Interview Part 1: Dr. Catherine Clark Kroeger, author of Women, Abuse, and the Bible.
05	Interview Part 2: Dr. Catherine Clark Kroeger, author of Women, Abuse, and the Bible
06	II Macabees 7
07	Interview: Mrs. Alfreda Moore, homemaker and mother of 5
08	Something to Think About
09	The Burned-Over District: Mother Anne Lee
10	Credits

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We really only have one frequently asked question, and that is, Why St. Anne’s Public House? As for the St. Anne’s part, that's short for the Company of St. Anne’s, a group of very average people who fight off the evil nasties of N.I.C.E in C.S Lewis’ novel, That Hideous Strength. We liked the idea that God uses pretty average people doing average things for His glory. The Public Houses and Coffee Houses of 17th Century England were places for public discourse. So it's the discourse, more than the alcohol, that we are emphasizing. But we do enjoy a nice Shiraz now and again. We used to be a primarily CD based journal. But when’s the last time you listened to a CD? Yup, that’s what we thought. Downloads for all available back issues are free. Thanks for stopping in. Please pull up a table and enjoy yourself.