Books matching: christian patriarchy movement
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In "Quiverfull: Inside the Christian Patriarchy Movement" by Kathryn Joyce, the author delves into the dangerous and acidic patriarchy known as patriocentricity that has infiltrated Christianity. The book exposes the extreme beliefs and practices of this movement, which go far beyond traditional complementarianism. Joyce reveals the oppressive nature of patriocentricity, where women are forbidden from various aspects of autonomy, including voting, working outside the home, and using birth control. Through detailed interviews and descriptions, the author paints a vivid picture of the disturbing beliefs and behaviors of those involved in this movement.
The book also explores the personal stories of individuals impacted by patriocentricity, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll it takes on women and families. Through real-life accounts and meticulous research, Kathryn Joyce brings to light the harmful effects of this patriarchal ideology on both individuals and society as a whole.
“I’ve watched my wife counsel a lot of young ladies who are considering marriage, and she always asks them the question, ‘Are you willing to call your husband “Lord”?’ There will be dead silence in th...