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Quiverfull
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiverfull
"Quiverfull is a movement among conservative evangelical Protestant Christian couples chiefly in the United States, but with some adherents in Canada,[1] and with claims of adherent also in Australia, New Zealand, England, and elsewhere.[2] Its distinguishing viewpoint is to eagerly receive children as blessings from God,[2][3][4][5] eschewing all forms of contraception, including natural family planning and sterilization.[6][7] Someone of this persuasion might call themselves a "quiver full", "full quiver", "quiverfull-minded", or simply "QF" Christian. Roman Catholics and some others might refer to the Quiverfull position as Providentialism,[8] while the popular press has recently referred to the movement as a manifestation of natalism.[9][10] The movement and its corpus of literature have grown steadily since its inception. Its adherents most likely number in the "thousands to low tens of thousands".[6] It began to receive significant attention in the U.S. national press in 2004."
One couple, members of the movement, have had seventeen children so far and plan to have more:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/pers...s.ap/index.html
It's definitely one of the more extreme ideological submission's of women in organised religions, I can't but think what a massive amount of state funding/charity must end up in these people's pockets every month just so they can raise a small tribe.
http://www.secretsituation.com/valentine/0.htm
a certain number of permutations, within those permutations, once again
Way to overpopulate the planet. Good luck feeding all 17 of those kids.
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| Originally posted by aquila Good luck remembering all 17 of those kids names. |
It's easy to remember the names if you do it by book of the bible
sucks to be numbers
I got some tasty oranges for christmas 
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| Originally posted by Lilith It's definitely one of the more extreme ideological submission's of women in organised religions |
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