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Stories by Kathryn Joyce

Kathryn Joyce is the author of Quiverfull: Inside the Christian Patriarchy Movement (Beacon, 2009).

Preying on the Desperate: The Religious Right's Adoption Racket

Many Christian adoption agencies are far more concerned with artificially producing "orphans" for Christian parents to adopt, than helping birth parents care for wanted children.
Posted on Aug 29, 2009, Source: The Nation

My Womb for God's Purposes: The Perils of Unassisted Childbirth in the Quiverfull Movement

Distrustful of experts, many Quiverfull followers are leaving childbirth to God. The recent death of a newborn, however, exposes a growing rift.
Posted on Jul 23, 2009, Source: Religion Dispatches

Biblical Battered Wife Syndrome: Christian Women and Domestic Violence

Escaping an abusive marriage is no easy task for many evangelical women, many of whom have pastors that say physical abuse is no reason for divorce.
Posted on Feb 2, 2009, Source: Religion Dispatches

Women's 'Liberation' Through Submission: An Evangelical Anti-Feminism Is Born

A disturbing number of Christian women are throwing their support behind the "patriarchy movement."
Posted on Jan 22, 2009, Source: Religion Dispatches

Catholics and Contraception

The Catholic church's anti-contraception stance continues to harm women around the world, even while the majority of Catholics reject it.
Posted on Apr 24, 2008, Source: RH Reality Check

Christian Right's Demographic Nightmare: Muslims are "Out-Breeding" Whites

Conservatives predict a catastrophe as white birthrates in the "West" fall. Their solution? Take away women's rights and compel reproduction.
Posted on Feb 19, 2008, Source: The Nation

'Arrows for the War'

The Christian 'Quiverfull' movement measures a mother's spiritual resolve by the number of children she raises, each one an arrow in the quiver of God's army.
Posted on Nov 14, 2006, Source: The Nation