Ellen Brown
Well-Known Member
As a Feminist, it puzzles me that certain scripture still have an effect in spite of the fact that we say they don't.
There is Genesis 3:16 and the whole Judaeo/Christian culture seems to continue to prolong it, as do the Muslims, sometimes to extremes. And, most married women that I know seem to defer to the husband in most important matters. The Bible is full of scripture that assume female submission, and in the NT, it is ordered. In modern western culture, most of the male authority is abrogated, and because of my own very rough beginnings, I'd say it's about time.
In good marriages, I'd call this mutual cooperation, though some men carry it too far. I suppose one could say that. In bad, or failed marriages men can be very dangerous. Though, I have seen other women be extremely vindictive and even evil.
Is this merely Anthropology, or is this ordained by our Creator?
I've recently renewed my commitment to Christianity, though remain very sympathetic toward Muslims.
There is Genesis 3:16 and the whole Judaeo/Christian culture seems to continue to prolong it, as do the Muslims, sometimes to extremes. And, most married women that I know seem to defer to the husband in most important matters. The Bible is full of scripture that assume female submission, and in the NT, it is ordered. In modern western culture, most of the male authority is abrogated, and because of my own very rough beginnings, I'd say it's about time.
In good marriages, I'd call this mutual cooperation, though some men carry it too far. I suppose one could say that. In bad, or failed marriages men can be very dangerous. Though, I have seen other women be extremely vindictive and even evil.
Is this merely Anthropology, or is this ordained by our Creator?
I've recently renewed my commitment to Christianity, though remain very sympathetic toward Muslims.