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What scriptures in the Old Testament support the belief that women are more emotional than men?

sense12

Member
it is often believed by many that women base their decisions primarily using emotions rather than logic which is the opposite of men who use logic to make decisions.many people i have spoken are critical about women's emotions and believe they get in the way of making rational decisions.i am interested to know if there's any information in the old testament to support this belief.i myself am interested in the opinions of others and i have not created this post to bash women but to see if people agree or disagree and if they can prove their points by using the old testament
 

Rational Agnostic

Well-Known Member
it is often believed by many that women base their decisions primarily using emotions rather than logic which is the opposite of men who use logic to make decisions.many people i have spoken are critical about women's emotions and believe they get in the way of making rational decisions.i am interested to know if there's any information in the old testament to support this belief.i myself am interested in the opinions of others and i have not created this post to bash women but to see if people agree or disagree and if they can prove their points by using the old testament

Quoting the Old Testament doesn't "prove" anything. Personally, I don't think the evidence supports the idea that women are more emotional than men. I think that both genders are equally emotional, but males and females express the same emotions in different ways.
 
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