The leader of the 'Quiverfull' movement shuts down ministry after (gasp) an extramarital affair

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2. What will he do now..............

He has earned a tidy sum by preaching this message. In 2011, his ministry reported $3.3 million in revenue and Phillips received $44,000 in salary for a 30-hour workweek for the ministry.
Phillips' influence over his community is far reaching.
He began working as an attorney at the Home School Legal Defense Association and has become a popular speaker at home school conventions.
Phillips has also been active in the Tea Party in San Antonio.
From the www.dailymail.co.uk article.

Doug Phillips guy is really out there - he said Sarah Palin was too “pro-evolution, pro-contraceptive", and “pro-homosexual” for true conservatives to support, plus, as a woman, she had no business running for office anyway, because the Bible says women are supposed to stay home and take care of the babies.