Dangers of Feminism
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I know all of this may sound like petty semantics; however - sometimes, it is vitally important to understand these types of things -- especially since Satan likes to change the "underpinnings" of language and definition - whenever he can - in order to "manufacture chaos" - so he can "confuse the issue" ... etc. etc. etc.
Does anyone think he has been successful in this regard with this issue...???
I believe the discussion in this thread has turned into something that has gotten off track from what the OP originally intended for this thread.
Does anyone think he has been successful in this regard with this issue...???
I believe the discussion in this thread has turned into something that has gotten off track from what the OP originally intended for this thread.
Excuse me, misty! I don´t want to be invasive nor a troller... I´m just curious on what you opinion might be regarding "the danger", a man like this (Daniel Fernandez) (there´s a link) would represent against the FEMINIST war FORCES or against any PASIVE ACTIVISTS (of any gender or sexual bias).
I begged this last time, because I haven´t read your thoughts, yet, and I do know PEOPLE don´t give anything "on demand"... (as I was told once, somewhere else).
I´m quite curious on how this PERSONAL ACTIVISM (of him) would be seen as "feminist" or as a "macho men´s" attack.
I have thanked him for being so "machist", by the way. I have acknowledged part of his ego (I have it too) but his attitude (if it that real) surpasses mine in helping needy people, a "Christian" -or "Good samaritan"- way I don´t do.
I´m not sure on how I would know your thoughts (or feminist original activism) but, please (again) let me know, somehow, because I´m used to see you only clicked LIKE on those who supported feminism (at least in here).
Shalom!
I begged this last time, because I haven´t read your thoughts, yet, and I do know PEOPLE don´t give anything "on demand"... (as I was told once, somewhere else).
I´m quite curious on how this PERSONAL ACTIVISM (of him) would be seen as "feminist" or as a "macho men´s" attack.
I have thanked him for being so "machist", by the way. I have acknowledged part of his ego (I have it too) but his attitude (if it that real) surpasses mine in helping needy people, a "Christian" -or "Good samaritan"- way I don´t do.
I´m not sure on how I would know your thoughts (or feminist original activism) but, please (again) let me know, somehow, because I´m used to see you only clicked LIKE on those who supported feminism (at least in here).
Shalom!
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I have challenged you to tell me! (about Fernandez´s personal activism)
This is not a "witchhunt", not a personal HUNT, sister.
Machism and Feminism are BOTH evils, no matter how "authentic" or "original" WE might look at it.
I could be "machist" at convenience.
I could be "feminist" at convenience and BOTH ARE DANGERS.
Here is my HUG, and a KISS: Muack!
This is not a "witchhunt", not a personal HUNT, sister.
Machism and Feminism are BOTH evils, no matter how "authentic" or "original" WE might look at it.
I could be "machist" at convenience.
I could be "feminist" at convenience and BOTH ARE DANGERS.
Here is my HUG, and a KISS: Muack!
Hey, MIST77!
May I re-write this: ""The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.""
I could fairly say it this way (have a close look at this):
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for goodWOMEN to do nothing."
Muack!
Now I run and hide, like this: a link (for more fun)
May I re-write this: ""The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.""
I could fairly say it this way (have a close look at this):
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for goodWOMEN to do nothing."
Muack!
Now I run and hide, like this: a link (for more fun)
I don´t know! Something connected to those who are just MACHO MEN, but I have found PEOPLE don´t like the ways a MAN like this (Daniel Fernandez) is using to "attack" that so "well" biased feminism.
Here is one link to that man, an activist of "female" machism movement (I said this just as for a joke). He, himself, has found people disliked what he has done (it seems to be showy).
if I were him, I wouldn´t have used those pictures that seemed to promote HIS PERSONAL IMAGE, rather than Christ (in the case he is a Christian: A thing I don´t know, but I preached a little, there).
Here is one link to that man, an activist of "female" machism movement (I said this just as for a joke). He, himself, has found people disliked what he has done (it seems to be showy).
if I were him, I wouldn´t have used those pictures that seemed to promote HIS PERSONAL IMAGE, rather than Christ (in the case he is a Christian: A thing I don´t know, but I preached a little, there).
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what "effort" by WHO to squash feminism HURT you.......
I was hurt BY feminism...so I'd really like to know....but I don't think she's coming back, but you never know....
I'm an extremist though. I think submission is meant to be enjoyed, and making it a burden is akin to what the rabbi's did to the law of our Lord. I think we are losing the comforts of life to modernism. I like the idea of having someone hold me and help me when I stumble, and encourage me to give my best and do it joyfully. I've also been held captive long long ago, so if ever there was someone to cling to feminism, it could have been me, but nope. Then again, I also like washing old peoples feet, and chillin with people with Autism, so I can't say I'm by any means normal.
I was hurt BY feminism...so I'd really like to know....but I don't think she's coming back, but you never know....
I'm an extremist though. I think submission is meant to be enjoyed, and making it a burden is akin to what the rabbi's did to the law of our Lord. I think we are losing the comforts of life to modernism. I like the idea of having someone hold me and help me when I stumble, and encourage me to give my best and do it joyfully. I've also been held captive long long ago, so if ever there was someone to cling to feminism, it could have been me, but nope. Then again, I also like washing old peoples feet, and chillin with people with Autism, so I can't say I'm by any means normal.
I for one do not say that all feminists are going to hell. I suppose one could be a feminist and be saved. But I see the philosophy, the one I'm talking about, as a potentially major hindrance to a believer's sanctification.
I see a lot of inflammatory language coming from you. On another thread, out of the blue, you insinuated that I was abusive toward my wife. That something my wife would definitely disagree with. That kind of attitude is one of the things that rub men the wrong way, along with the philosophy that leads to unbiblical conclusions.
Some of my concerns with feminism is that the philosophy runs contrary to Biblical teaching on the family, where the husband is the head of the wife and where the wife is to submit to her husband (as illustrated by Sarah's obedience in I Peter 3.) Wives are also told to reverence their husbands.
Tell a group of Christian men on a forum that they have to honor their wives as the weaker vessel and love their wives as Christ loves the church, you are unlikely to find any men who try to argue that the passage is wrong. I've never seen men try to redefine 'love' to not mean love like I've seen feminist influenced posters (male and female but usually female) try to do with submission.
Another concern of mine is how worldly minded much of the philosophy is, along with other liberal philosophies about freeing people from 'oppression.' The Bible says, 'with food and clothing let us be content.' We should help people in poverty and other very real needs they face in life. But we should be concerned with freeing people with the Gospel, not the minutia of salaries between genders.
A practical concern I have is with Feminist obsession with equality of outcome, rather than equality of opportunity. I hear one of the branches of the military dropped the three pull-up requirement, only for women, so women could make it on the front lines. I think we'd do well to have a little 'gender discrimination' and not have women fight in combat. If they reinstituted the draft, and they took my son, that would be very difficult. But if they take my daughters to fight in a draft, that's totally horrific. Feminism has done away with gender distinctives in society in the name of equality. But women have lost something when it comes to men protecting women. And when feminists react angrily to men who open doors for them and other displays of chivalry, it doesn't help.
On the day of judgement, we have to give account for every idle word. Do you think insulting other poster's intelligence is a wise idea?
I see a lot of inflammatory language coming from you. On another thread, out of the blue, you insinuated that I was abusive toward my wife. That something my wife would definitely disagree with. That kind of attitude is one of the things that rub men the wrong way, along with the philosophy that leads to unbiblical conclusions.
Some of my concerns with feminism is that the philosophy runs contrary to Biblical teaching on the family, where the husband is the head of the wife and where the wife is to submit to her husband (as illustrated by Sarah's obedience in I Peter 3.) Wives are also told to reverence their husbands.
Tell a group of Christian men on a forum that they have to honor their wives as the weaker vessel and love their wives as Christ loves the church, you are unlikely to find any men who try to argue that the passage is wrong. I've never seen men try to redefine 'love' to not mean love like I've seen feminist influenced posters (male and female but usually female) try to do with submission.
Another concern of mine is how worldly minded much of the philosophy is, along with other liberal philosophies about freeing people from 'oppression.' The Bible says, 'with food and clothing let us be content.' We should help people in poverty and other very real needs they face in life. But we should be concerned with freeing people with the Gospel, not the minutia of salaries between genders.
A practical concern I have is with Feminist obsession with equality of outcome, rather than equality of opportunity. I hear one of the branches of the military dropped the three pull-up requirement, only for women, so women could make it on the front lines. I think we'd do well to have a little 'gender discrimination' and not have women fight in combat. If they reinstituted the draft, and they took my son, that would be very difficult. But if they take my daughters to fight in a draft, that's totally horrific. Feminism has done away with gender distinctives in society in the name of equality. But women have lost something when it comes to men protecting women. And when feminists react angrily to men who open doors for them and other displays of chivalry, it doesn't help.
On the day of judgement, we have to give account for every idle word. Do you think insulting other poster's intelligence is a wise idea?
I heard a guy on TV who had had a live-in fiance and he got on her case to get off her lazy tukas and get a job. I've read a post where a man was telling his wife the same thing.
I married a woman from Asia, and I'm conservative about some things. I realized when I married I needed to be able to support myself and my wife. I'm not against a wife getting a job and contributing to the household that way, especially before the children are born. But the Torah shows us a husband is supposed to provide his wife with food, clothing, and sexual relations. The feminist movement has worked to warp the thinking of a lot of men when it comes to the issue of being providers for the family.
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