If the book review is this good, just think of how good the book must be: 7 Myths of Working Mothers: Why Children and (Most) Careers Just Don't Mix.

If you are an American. So say the Americans for Tax Reform on this page. Some other countries may even be worse.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/culture-wars/

Richard Mansel does a good job, both in formatting and content.

http://www.homeschooloasis.com/art_5_myths_abt_public_educ.htm

Read and weap.

It's a noted tendency already, but here's one more footnote to the movement. The managing editor of "Internet for Christians," a Gospelcom.net ezine, wrote, under the title "New Blog About Sacred Music:"

July 2, 2004 -- If you're interested in sacred music and the use of music in worship, you may find a new weblog by the Church Music Association of America worth reading. Sacred Music[1] (spotted via the excellent Blogs4God[2]) is a group weblog focused on the general subject of music in the church. While written from a Catholic perspective, the posts there thus far indicate that musically-inclined Christians from other denominations should find it insightful. If you're involved in music ministry at your church, or are interested in the ways that music can be used in worship, consider paying a visit. [Emphasis mine]

The pope might want to set that editor right, but evangelicals are ready to let the Catholic Church enter the welcome-all denominational fold. Nice of them, isn't it?