Magazine Issue
Feminism in Family, Church and Culture
Feminism is a radical, false religion warring against Christianity. Sadly, the church has adopted a "feminized faith," one that remains silent amidst the loud voices of the feminine movement. As a result, family and culture suffer.
February 1998 Articles:
The Process God
- R. J. Rushdoony
A Feminized Faith
- P. Andrew Sandlin
Adding to God's Law
- Mark R. Rushdoony
Girlie-Men in the Pulpit Or, The Feminization of the American Clergy
- Brian M. Abshire
Beware Of Those Who Gush
- Ellsworth McIntyre
The Feminization of the Family
- William O. Einwechter
Passage from India (and the West Indies, Too)
- Steve M. Schlissel
Feminist Flops
- Susan Burns
Covenant Versus Matriarchy
- Jeffrey A. Ziegler
The Father Also Needs to Return to the Home
- Forrest W. Schultz
The Book of Revelation: An Interpretive Suggestion
- Joseph P. Braswell
Swatting the Millennium Bug
- Walter Lindsay
The Success of the Gospel: Sudan Trip Update - Largest Bible Shipments Distributed In Sudan
- Peter Hammond
War-of-the-Month Club
- Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
Faith and Understanding
- R. J. Rushdoony
Random Notes, 76
- R. J. Rushdoony
Hopelessly Patriarchal
- Steve M. Schlissel