Elena Trueba
@elenactrueba.bsky.social
Writing (mostly) about religion and politics. Harvard Divinity School alum. Notebooks and cups of cold coffee scattered around my house. Substack here: https://elenacecilia.substack.com/
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December 14, 2024 at 7:31 PM
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December 5, 2024 at 6:57 PM
every year I wait for Spotify wrapped to give me the exact same piece of information
Many former Stay-At-Home-Daughters have told their stories years later. Some, like Jasmine Holmes (formerly Baucham, Voddie Baucham's daughter), framed the movement as something she was drawn to by choice. But how much choice exists in a world where you're not encouraged to consider what you want?
December 2, 2024 at 6:55 PM
Many former Stay-At-Home-Daughters have told their stories years later. Some, like Jasmine Holmes (formerly Baucham, Voddie Baucham's daughter), framed the movement as something she was drawn to by choice. But how much choice exists in a world where you're not encouraged to consider what you want?
In 2005, Vision Forum sparked a small but mighty movement by publishing a book written by two teenagers, Anna Sofia & Elizabeth Botkin: "So Much More." These daughters preached skipping college & careers to stay home under their father's "headship," learning to be helpmeets to their future husbands.
December 2, 2024 at 6:55 PM
In 2005, Vision Forum sparked a small but mighty movement by publishing a book written by two teenagers, Anna Sofia & Elizabeth Botkin: "So Much More." These daughters preached skipping college & careers to stay home under their father's "headship," learning to be helpmeets to their future husbands.
Vision Forum published all kinds of materials on biblical patriarchy. Its stated mission was to "reinforce godly masculinity and femininity," which included selling these knock-off American Girl dolls to "fill your daughter's childhood with memories to inspire her as she grows up to be a mommy."
December 2, 2024 at 6:55 PM
Vision Forum published all kinds of materials on biblical patriarchy. Its stated mission was to "reinforce godly masculinity and femininity," which included selling these knock-off American Girl dolls to "fill your daughter's childhood with memories to inspire her as she grows up to be a mommy."
Trad wives are everywhere, it seems. We love to hate-watch their TikToks and write think pieces about women who perform traditional gender roles online. But trad wives have a predecessor and an ideology less ancient than they'd like you to think: Stay-At-Home-Daughters & biblical patriarchy.
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December 2, 2024 at 6:55 PM
Trad wives are everywhere, it seems. We love to hate-watch their TikToks and write think pieces about women who perform traditional gender roles online. But trad wives have a predecessor and an ideology less ancient than they'd like you to think: Stay-At-Home-Daughters & biblical patriarchy.
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