Here are the blog posts that sparked the most reader curiosity during the third month of Her.meneutics. Thanks to both committed readers and stumble-upon visitors for making the CT women’s blog a success! And, if there are particular topics you’d really like to see us cover, please send your suggestions to editor Sarah Pulliam (spulliam[at]christianitytoday.com) or editor Katelyn Beaty (kbeaty[at]christianitytoday.com).
(ten) “Declining Female Happiness,” by Lisa Graham McMinn // Comments: 23 A new study reveals that feminism may be the source of our discontent.
(nine) “Trashing Sarah Palin’s Faith, Family, and Femininity,” by Sarah Pulliam // Comments: 17 The outgoing Alaska governor has faced 10 months of serious scrutiny.
(eight) “Stand By Your Unfaithful Politician Husband?” by Sarah Pulliam // Comments: 15 Christian politicians Mark Sanford and John Ensign recently confessed to having affairs, but their wives were absent from the press conferences.
(seven) “Top Clothing Lines Downsize Plus-Size Offerings,” by Elrena Evans // Comments: 14 Which clothing lines are belt-tightening during the shrinking economy.
(six) “When a Pro-Life Blogger Goes Too Far,” by Laura Leonard // Comments: 6 The case of ‘April’s Mom’ is less an indictment on the pro-life movement and more the story of a deeply pained woman.
(five) “The Downside of Hooking Up,” by Christine A. Scheller // Comments: 34 The message of ‘female sexual liberation’ comes with a cost.
(four) “Schuller’s Eldest Daughter to Lead Crystal Cathedral,” by Katelyn Beaty // Comments: 13 Sheila Schuller Coleman to become her father’s ‘legs’ in new role.
(three) “Neda: More Than Her Death,” by Christine A. Scheller // Comments: 6 Behind the stark symbol of her videotaped death is one vibrant life snuffed out and a family in mourning.
(two) “The Duggars: the Anti-Gosselins,” by Laura Leonard // Comments: 22 When reality TV marriage actually works.
(one) “A (Crooked) House Divided: the Gosselins Announce Their Divorce” by Laura Leonard // Comments: 36 Ten years, eight kids, and five seasons later, Jon and Kate call it quits.
