quiverfull
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- noun
- /ˈkwɪvərfəl/
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Examples
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My issue is with nontheists who don't distinguish between movements like Quiverfull and mainstream Christianity, and instead categorize all religious families as oppressive in order to bash religion.
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I do think the Quiverfull movement is cultish.
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Look at the Quiverfull movement.
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Garrison adds a postscript written recently, years after she left the Quiverfull movement and her abusive husband, admitting that even that wasn't as extreme as what she truly believed at the time.
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Editorial and commentary on the dark, hyper-fundamentalist side of the Christian faith, including movements such as Patriarchy, Quiverfull, Courtship, neo-conservative Christian Homeschooling, Family Integrated Churches, the Religious Right, and more.
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The Quiverfull movement emphasizes the belief that children are blessings from God.
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Many families who identify as Quiverfull often choose to have large families as part of their faith.
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Being part of the Quiverfull movement means embracing the idea that having many children is a religious duty.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Quiverfull as a noun names a Christian movement and comes from a Bible line that compares children to arrows in a full quiver. So the quiverfull movement teaches that having many children is a sign of blessing.