(Apologies to those of you who saw this already but since the usually hyper-attentive folks over at rh_press missed it first time round, I thought I'd send out a quick re-announcement).

Following in the fine footsteps of treatmuchright and treatallanright, we are pleased to announce the shiny new treatljohnright comm.

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Awkward moment is awkward. Can't wait for bitchy Hilary to take over!!

-This post is brought to you by some Hilary Duff trivia!
-Her favorite movie is Romy and Michele's High School Reunion
One time she met John Stamos on a plane. He told her she was pretty!
-Her favorite episode of her hit show "Lizzie McGuire" is First Kiss where her character Lizzie falls in love with the paperboy and shares a kiss with him.
-A huge fan of Janis Joplin.
-Was offered the role of Silk Spectre for the movie Watchmen. However, she turned down the offer because production took so long, and she was replaced with Malin Akerman.
-Was offered the role of Annie Wilson in "90210", but declined. Shenae Grimes later accepted the part.
-Voted #8 in FHM 100 Sexiest 2008.
-Ranked #25 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2008 list.


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These days it's practically trendy to have lots of kids. Look at Brangelina. Or the Duggars. But a recent episode of WEtv's "Secret Lives of Women" focuses on the Quiverfull movement and shows the darker side of big, Quiverfull families.


As Kathryn Joyce, author of Quiverfull: Inside the Christian Patriarchy Movement, reveals in the episode, the movement began in the 1980s as a reaction to feminism. "Good" Christian women, many of them in the home-schooling community, embraced homemaking as their highest calling and left family planning in God's hands.

Says Rachel Scott, a mother of eight and grandmother of one who was featured in the episode, "I believe conceiving children and giving birth is an act of worship. You're submitting to God's goal for the planet and God's goal for you as a woman." She adds that women should submit to men, in her opinion.

But not all Quiverfull mothers are happy being submissive to God and their husbands. Although Vyckie Garrison was involved in the movement for 14 years, she divorced her husband and left the Quiverfull movement after her daughter attempted suicide.


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