Counselor: Welcome to your first pre-marriage counseling session! We’ll be covering topics like communication, finances, in-laws… Engaged Man: And sex! Engaged Woman: *blushes* Counselor: Yes, sex. I gather that you are very interested in that topic. You decided to wait until marriage, I’m glad to hear. Man: Yes, but when we get there, it needsRead More
1 Million Booklets to 1 Million Christians (with circumcision info)
If you’re thinking, “sure, this is cool and all, but just skip ahead to where I can enter the giveaway!” click here. Help us send them out! As our Open Letters project slowly chugs along, it’s time for a quicker, more visible, more massive project: #1millionbooklets A large portion of the United States is Christian, andRead More
Sacrificing the Best: biblical circumcision and the Christian
Guest Post by Carrie Mullins Note: Posts by guest authors do not necessarily represent the theological or other views of Little Images. Each blog post author’s views are his or her own. I have heard the following many times among some in the Christian community: God does not require circumcision for our salvation, but it is a biblical sacrificeRead More
Breaking Both commandments – ignorance, pride, or fear?
“On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” A man once asked Jesus, “Which are the two greatest commandments?” His answer? The greatest is “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind.” “And” – He was quick to add – “the second is like it: Love your neighbor asRead More
Welcome, Dr. John Trainer! (September news)
Dear brothers and sisters, Joe and Pete here with our monthly Little Images report. We thank you for your support! It’s been a busy month, and we’ve got some good news for you. Here’s the quick version: Welcome to the board, Dr. John Trainer! Come get some printed materials, and keep an eye out for more We’re startingRead More
Honoring and Protecting Children’s Basic Human Rights (by Marilyn Milos)
We recently received a letter from Marilyn Milos, a registered nurse who in 1979 began publicly campaigning against male circumcision in the United States. Six years later, her hospital’s administration forced her to resign for talking about circumcision with patients. The California Nurses Association honored Marilyn in 1990 for her “unwavering commitment to righting a wrong,” and she continues her researchRead More