I am pleased that God blessed me with the privilege of being a woman. I have never been envious of the role of men but have had respect for both sexes. There's no doubt that there has been discrimination against women, but that is past history, just as discrimination against blacks is past history in the US... Just what were we women to be liberated from? These women [feminists] were calling for liberation from the things women like me love most-our husbands, our children, our homes. My cry became: "God, liberate us from the Liberators!"... We believe that the mothers of this and other nations must stand up for the protection of our homes and our children. In no way are we extremists, unless we be guilty of extreme devotion to our husbands, our children, and our homes. It is our sincere belief that if we do not unite against the threats to the home, if we retire to the convenience and security of our houses and do not speak out, then it will not be long until we, the "keeper at home" (Titus 2.5) will not have a home to keep! "Women Who Do and Women Who Don't Join the Women's Movement" by Teddi Holt 1984 Skill Analysis Historical Situation Intended Audience Purpose Point of View
I am pleased that God blessed me with the privilege of being a woman. I have never been envious of the role of men but have had respect for both sexes. There's no doubt that there has been discrimination against women, but that is past history, just as discrimination against blacks is past history in the US... Just what were we women to be liberated from? These women [feminists] were calling for liberation from the things women like me love most-our husbands, our children, our homes. My cry became: "God, liberate us from the Liberators!"... We believe that the mothers of this and other nations must stand up for the protection of our homes and our children. In no way are we extremists, unless we be guilty of extreme devotion to our husbands, our children, and our homes. It is our sincere belief that if we do not unite against the threats to the home, if we retire to the convenience and security of our houses and do not speak out, then it will not be long until we, the "keeper at home" (Titus 2.5) will not have a home to keep! "Women Who Do and Women Who Don't Join the Women's Movement" by Teddi Holt 1984 Skill Analysis Historical Situation Intended Audience Purpose Point of View
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I am pleased that God blessed me with the privilege of being a woman. I have never been envious of the
role of men but have had respect for both sexes. There's no doubt that there has been discrimination
against women, but that is past history, just as discrimination against blacks is past history in the US..
Just what were we women to be liberated from? These women [feminists] were calling for liberation from
the things women like me love most-our husbands, our children, our homes. My cry became: "God,
liberate us from the Liberators!"...
We believe that the mothers of this and other nations must stand up for the protection of our homes and
our children. In no way are we extremists, unless we be guilty of extreme devotion to our husbands, our
children, and our homes. It is our sincere belief that if we do not unite against the threats to the home, if
we retire to the convenience and security of our houses and do not speak out, then it will not be long until
we, the "keeper at home" (Titus 2.5) will not have a home to keep!
"Women Who Do and Women Who Don't Join the Women's Movement" by Teddi Holt 1984
Skill
Analysis
Historical Situation
Intended Audience
Purpose
Point of View
We must reverse the trend America finds herself in today. Young people between the ages of twenty-five
and forty have been born and reared in a different world than Americans of years past. The television set
has been their primary baby-sitter. From the television set they have learned situation ethics and
immorality-they have learned a loss of respect for human life. They have learned to disrespect the family
as God has established it. They have been educated in a public-school system that is permeated with
secular humanism. They have been taught that the Bible is just another book of literature. They have been
taught that there are no absolutes in our world today. They have been introduced to the drug culture. They
have been reared by the family and the public school in a society that is greatly void of discipline and
character-building. These same young people have been reared under the influence of a government that
orialism and welfarism. They have been taught to believe that the world owes them a](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fddacd0aa-494f-4986-b59a-a06d8dc3bc8a%2Faa9db0bd-b08a-4dbb-b7c9-0b8f10bd5d7d%2Fe9u2hi_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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I am pleased that God blessed me with the privilege of being a woman. I have never been envious of the
role of men but have had respect for both sexes. There's no doubt that there has been discrimination
against women, but that is past history, just as discrimination against blacks is past history in the US..
Just what were we women to be liberated from? These women [feminists] were calling for liberation from
the things women like me love most-our husbands, our children, our homes. My cry became: "God,
liberate us from the Liberators!"...
We believe that the mothers of this and other nations must stand up for the protection of our homes and
our children. In no way are we extremists, unless we be guilty of extreme devotion to our husbands, our
children, and our homes. It is our sincere belief that if we do not unite against the threats to the home, if
we retire to the convenience and security of our houses and do not speak out, then it will not be long until
we, the "keeper at home" (Titus 2.5) will not have a home to keep!
"Women Who Do and Women Who Don't Join the Women's Movement" by Teddi Holt 1984
Skill
Analysis
Historical Situation
Intended Audience
Purpose
Point of View
We must reverse the trend America finds herself in today. Young people between the ages of twenty-five
and forty have been born and reared in a different world than Americans of years past. The television set
has been their primary baby-sitter. From the television set they have learned situation ethics and
immorality-they have learned a loss of respect for human life. They have learned to disrespect the family
as God has established it. They have been educated in a public-school system that is permeated with
secular humanism. They have been taught that the Bible is just another book of literature. They have been
taught that there are no absolutes in our world today. They have been introduced to the drug culture. They
have been reared by the family and the public school in a society that is greatly void of discipline and
character-building. These same young people have been reared under the influence of a government that
orialism and welfarism. They have been taught to believe that the world owes them a
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