Anti-beard conspiracy
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it should go with out saying.,,,god controls all.
Really? So then when we love Yahweh it's not really our choice? It's Him controlling us and making us love Him because we "have faith"? What kind of love is that, if it's not real? I get the overall impression from reading the Word that there are a lot of things we have to control (our tongue, our thoughts, our emotions). If all we have to do is "have faith" and allow Yahweh to control those aspects of our lives then...where's the refining? What's the point?
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they believe it a sin for women to work or use contraceptives for example. They are very like Quiverfull in their beliefs. Daughters aren't encouraged to go to college . The father owns the daughter until marriage. Even if she over 18.
The kind of view I have of women is based on the bible but that website seems to add extra man made rules. Sure many people l ived like Quiverfull .movement in the bible and am not saying that is wrong if a woman chooses that life for herself . what I have an issue is with is their idea that career women who choose not to marry young or have many children are sinning or are second class Christians . God doesn't mind if women have a choice because He did not command all women be mothers or wives.
The kind of view I have of women is based on the bible but that website seems to add extra man made rules. Sure many people l ived like Quiverfull .movement in the bible and am not saying that is wrong if a woman chooses that life for herself . what I have an issue is with is their idea that career women who choose not to marry young or have many children are sinning or are second class Christians . God doesn't mind if women have a choice because He did not command all women be mothers or wives.
Then why did you mention spaghetti??
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Ah, did you check the ladiesagainstfeminism (LAF) site? It's been awhile since I looked at it. In fact, I'd forgotten it existed until you spoke of feminism.
Anyway, they have a loooooong explanation of who they are/what they believe. This was one excerpt:
"Women who are against feminism are not against property, inheritance, or educational “rights” for women, nor are we in favor of spousal abuse and “doormat-ism.” We believe that all of the “rights” and privileges we enjoy come straight from the hand of God. Feminism didn’t give them to us, and feminism certainly cannot guarantee them. Only the God Who created us and gave us the laws that make society possible can guarantee justice and peace."
And another:
"BW/LAF is an unmarried lady who writes about how to demonstrate hospitality in a tiny apartment. BW/LAF is a 40-year-old pediatrician who longs to be home full-time and makes the most of the hours she does have with her family. BW/LAF is a 17-year-old stay-at-home daughter who shows us what it is like to joyfully serve a large family. BW/LAF is a 30-something childless woman who has grieved over infertility and reaches out to share God’s grace. BW/LAF is a blind homemaker who teaches us that disabilities do not stand in the way of serving one another. BW/LAF is the working mother striving to be there for her children and wondering how she can live Titus 2 in a double-income culture. BW/LAF is a whole lot of mothers, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, and friends coming together to share their experiences and reach out to their sisters far and wide."
From what I remember and have seen today, they aren't associated with the quiverfull movement. They're not against women going to college.
Anyway, they have a loooooong explanation of who they are/what they believe. This was one excerpt:
"Women who are against feminism are not against property, inheritance, or educational “rights” for women, nor are we in favor of spousal abuse and “doormat-ism.” We believe that all of the “rights” and privileges we enjoy come straight from the hand of God. Feminism didn’t give them to us, and feminism certainly cannot guarantee them. Only the God Who created us and gave us the laws that make society possible can guarantee justice and peace."
And another:
"BW/LAF is an unmarried lady who writes about how to demonstrate hospitality in a tiny apartment. BW/LAF is a 40-year-old pediatrician who longs to be home full-time and makes the most of the hours she does have with her family. BW/LAF is a 17-year-old stay-at-home daughter who shows us what it is like to joyfully serve a large family. BW/LAF is a 30-something childless woman who has grieved over infertility and reaches out to share God’s grace. BW/LAF is a blind homemaker who teaches us that disabilities do not stand in the way of serving one another. BW/LAF is the working mother striving to be there for her children and wondering how she can live Titus 2 in a double-income culture. BW/LAF is a whole lot of mothers, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, and friends coming together to share their experiences and reach out to their sisters far and wide."
From what I remember and have seen today, they aren't associated with the quiverfull movement. They're not against women going to college.