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Misty77

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Wasn't the declaration of independence simply a statement that men have the right to be free, and enjoy certain God-given freedoms?
Yep.

You may not agree with my beliefs, but I think I proved my point that feminism was godless rebellion from the start.
Silly women! Why do they need to think for themselves? That's what husbands are for! They don't need none of that book-learnin' anyway. Not quite sure why God wasted a perfectly good brain by putting it in a woman. Besides, men are all good and moral so there's no reason a woman should need protection from one.

I don't believe anyone has the right to vote away another's God-given rights and freedom, hence my disdain for democracy.
...unless that person is a woman, right?

I really hope I don't have to explain my sarcasm in this post. Married_rick, this is not the first encounter I have had with your blatant sexism. I'm not against men; rather, I support both genders working together for the good of God's kingdom. As a woman, I can't live to my full God-ordained potential if my "brothers" feel it is their "Christian duty" to "put me in my place." (And, yes, I've had men say that to me and to other Godly women.) If you understood the culture of the time of the Bible, you would see just how radical Christ's treatment of women was. Your manhood is not diminished just because a woman is used of God to accomplish great things. We are all joint-heirs with Christ and with each other, and we deserved equal treatment under the law, in society, and in the church.
 
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Elizabeth619

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One more thing, whether one agrees with feminism or not we as Christians should put God's law over any man made law. Just because the law books say something is legal or ok doesn't mean God agrees with it.
What is more important to us? Obeying God or obeying man?
 

Elizabeth619

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How are you keeping, haven't seen you around for a while, or maybe we just happened to be on CC at different times?

Yahweh Shalom...
I am good, thanks. Haven't been on here in a while. That is why you haven't seen me. Been extremely busy.
 

Nautilus

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feminism has no place in my home.
You must be a hit at parties. So no equal treatment of women in your home.

Cute name by the way...enjoy your short stay.
 
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I have a question for the men. I've noticed that in some churches, it seems that more and more women who are on praise teams, or wives of pastors are starting to wear Skinny Jeans/Pants, or strapless dresses during church. As a man, does this cause you more problems, or are you not really even affected by this?
People should not dress in a way that they know will create lust in another person's heart.
 
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Tintin

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Married, I agree with equal pay for equal work. For example, teachers should be paid more than professional sports people. But some of your views on females are non-biblical and damaging. I'm not advocating the 'no need for men/all men are rapists or pedophiles' bollocks that often seems to count for feminism nowadays. I'm talking about the God-given truth that men and women are to be respected equally and treated accordingly. They shouldn't be treated equally, in the sense that men and women respond to stimuli differently and are very different (because that's the way God made us). I'm not the kind of person that says a woman should have such and such a role in society 'just because'. I think the most qualified and passionate and suitable person should be given the role, whether they're male or female. Some of your views are biblical but some are doing as disservice to our sisters in Christ.
 
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Married_Richenbrachen

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Silly women! Why do they need to think for themselves? That's what husbands are for! They don't need none of that book-learnin' anyway. Not quite sure why God wasted a perfectly good brain by putting it in a woman.
Lol. Agreed. :D Just kidding. I never said this. Its refreshing to come across a woman who can think well. Some women are smarter than many men. There are examples on this site.

Besides, men are all good and moral so there's no reason a woman should need protection from one.
Equality implies equal protection from oppression for all men, regardless of gender or status.

...unless that person is a woman, right?
Genesis 1:27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. Women are also men, in the context I used (as in this quote from Genesis). As man is the head of the woman, the words mankind, man, and men can be used in a context inclusive of the female gender.

I really hope I don't have to explain my sarcasm in this post. Married_rick, this is not the first encounter I have had with your blatant sexism.
What did I say that was sexist?

I'm not against men; rather, I support both genders working together for the good of God's kingdom. As a woman, I can't live to my full God-ordained potential if my "brothers" feel it is their "Christian duty" to "put me in my place." (And, yes, I've had men say that to me and to other Godly women.)
If you are out of place, I believe it is the duty of Christian elders or Godly men to put you in place, irregardless of gender. If you don't agree with the rebuke of a Godly man, I suppose the next step is to talk with several Godly men, or perhaps your elders.

If you understood the culture of the time of the Bible, you would see just how radical Christ's treatment of women was. Your manhood is not diminished just because a woman is used of God to accomplish great things. We are all joint-heirs with Christ and with each other, and we deserved equal treatment under the law, in society, and in the church.
All men are equal. But equality is not equivalence.

But some of your views on females are non-biblical and damaging.
Which ones? Can you provide scriptures to prove these views are non-biblical?

I believe all men are created equal, but I don't think voting is an equality issue.
 
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What did I say that was sexist?
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American woman, mama, let me be
Don't come a-hangin' around my door
I don't wanna see your face no more
I got more important things to do
Than spend my time growin' old with you
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American woman, listen what I say

American woman, get away from me
American woman, mama, let me be
Don't come a-knockin' around my door
Don't wanna see your shadow no more
Coloured lights can hypnotize
Sparkle someone else's eyes
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American woman, listen what I say, hey

American woman, said get away
American woman, listen what I say
Don't come a-hangin' around my door
Don't wanna see your face no more
I don't need your war machines
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Coloured lights can hypnotize
Sparkle someone else's eyes
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American woman, mama, let me be

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Fenner

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I wear dirty t shirts and sweat pants. I also eat garlic and sardines because my husband doesn't want any of the other men folk to look my way.

Actually I'm kidding, I think as long as it fit's you right and your stuff isn't hanging out all over, it's good.
 

rhinestone

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Of course it affects. Men are attracted by vision, when a women shows cleavage men look, why wouldn't we, it's very sexy, but that can quickly turn into lust which is wrong, but we are only human and it is very distracting, same thing with short skirts Men look and if you dress that way you really want us to look. This question really seems silly at the end of the day.
 

Nautilus

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so you have no self control?
 
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Married_Richenbrachen

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so you have no self control?
So you are saying that men who refuse to watch pornography as it will likely lead to lust, are lacking in self control? Lol. Nautilus, you seem to have everything back-to-front. :D
 

Nautilus

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So you are saying that men who refuse to watch pornography as it will likely lead to lust, are lacking in self control? Lol. Nautilus, you seem to have everything back-to-front. :D
thats dumb, if they are choosing to not watch porn its clearly self control...why cant they also choose not to ogle women?
 
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Married_Richenbrachen

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thats dumb, if they are choosing to not watch porn its clearly self control...why cant they also choose not to ogle women?
This thread isn't about men ogling women. Its about why women need to learn to cover up in public. It's not really rocket science, but as you seem to have everything else backward, at least you are also consistent with this topic.
 

Nautilus

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Jun 29, 2012
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This thread isn't about men ogling women. Its about why women need to learn to cover up in public. It's not really rocket science, but as you seem to have everything else backward, at least you are also consistent with this topic.
So once again the only reason you think women should cover up would be to not be a stumbling block, which implies men are ogling...yet its not the man's fault because apparently you cant control yourself and just instead would rather spout circular logic to try to win an argument?

So instead of trying to respect women and not eyeball them, you would rather them cover up so that you aren't tempted because you are too weak to resist the temptation?
 
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So once again the only reason you think women should cover up would be to not be a stumbling block,
:confused:

1 Tim 2:9 And I want women to be modest in their appearance. They should wear decent and appropriate clothing and not draw attention to themselves by the way they fix their hair or by wearing gold or pearls or expensive clothes. (NASB)
 
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Mammachickadee

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Think about something that strongly catches your attention. . .chocolate(for many women this is something that does)? Now imagine you are in a room with some of your favourite chocolates, but you are not allowed to look at them at all. Those who do are handed out some form of punishment. For guys a provocatively dressed woman is like that. We don't look because we are horny perverts, but because a womans boyd is like candy to us. Dress modestly as God teaches in Paul's letters and you are more likely to get the right kind of attention.
As much as I sympathize with a man that has issues with wanting to oggle I believe that you made an incorrect generalization (and it would see the testimony of most of the lads here on this post support my opinion) that ALL guys struggle with the appearance of a woman tempting them to sin. The power of a man not to sin lies with God, not with women. Also, a woman constantly worrying about her appearance and the possibility of causing a brother to sin is counter-productive to the ideology that all attention and glory should go to God in the church. Her mind would be on herself and not Him. Continually worrying about a man's mentality also puts too much emphasis on men as well. It's all based on the principle that a woman's responsibility is to God, as is a man's... and if they are both there with a mind to worship together will they really even notice the clothes? It will be the faces if anything that catches the eye.