Titus 2 Homemaker

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

TITUS 2 HOMEMAKER

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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Why I Dislike the Term “Gentle Parenting”

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NOTE: This post is from an explicitly Christian perspective and presumes that its readers are Bible-believing Christians, as well.  If that’s not you, you’re welcome to stick around, but you might prefer to skip this post as not applicable. The False Dichotomy of “Gentle Parenting” I dislike the term “gentle parenting,” particularly in Christian circles, […]

Beautiful Fair-Trade Pottery from Carthage Co. {review}

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The biblical principle that “the worker is worthy of his wages” drives my interest in fair trade products.  Fair trade simply means that those involved in the creation of a product are paid a fair wage for the jobs they do.  “Fair Trade” is a general term, but it can also be used for products […]

Unschooled (a must-read for everyone!) {review}

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This is one of those books that’s so packed full of insight that I’m not even sure where to start with a review.  Unschooled is, of course, primarily about unschooling, but it goes much deeper than that, making it a must-read for everyone, really. The book opens up with a brief history of public/mandatory schooling, and how we […]