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The Impact of Feminism on the Family

Jeremiah Project Posted on October 29, 2021 by

Gloria Steinem sounded the war cry, “We don’t just want to destroy capitalism,” she said, “we want to tear down the whole f____ patriarchy.” As the women’s movement turned fanatical and ugly in the 1960s and 70s the focus began to shift from reform and equal opportunity. The feminist leaders – humorless, militant, pugnacious, and angry with their particular lot in life, launched programs that were anti-God, anti-capitalism, anti-family, anti-birth, anti-heterosexual and fostered a virulent hatred of anything having to … Continue reading →

Re-Imagining Sophia

Jeremiah Project Posted on July 27, 2020 by

“Sophia, Creator God, let your milk and honey flow. Sophia, Creator god, shower us with your love…Our sweet Sophia, we are women in your image. With nectar between our thighs, we invite a lover, we birth a child; with our warm body fluids, we remind the world of its pleasure and sensations…” Thus went the prayer offered up in their pagan service along with replacing the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper with bread, milk and honey. They continued … Continue reading →

Signs of the Last Days: The Feminist Movement

Jeremiah Project Posted on October 30, 2017 by

Another sign of the end times is the rise of the feminist movement in the 20th Century. Rising from the Progressive Era of the early 1900’s, the feminist movement was largely influenced by the Eugenics movement and is at the forefront of population reduction efforts to exterminate “useless eaters“. Anarcho-communist organizer Emma Goldman theorized and advocated for an integrated philosophy of women’s liberation, anti-capitalism and anti-authoritarianism. Aside from advocating free choice in sexual relations, she called for access to birth … Continue reading →