Civil War Has Begun, Swamp Exposed & Draining, Election Fraud, Setting The Stage

[canadyjd]

It’s statements like this that led me to hit the ignore button for you in the past. Looks like time to revisit your page. Cheers.

Really? A little thin skinned, aren’t you?

It’s OK, thank God we can ignore people we disagree with when we cannot offer reasonable debate.

peace to you

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

Wait a sec. You said that it was "Biblical for women not to vote".
I asked what verse teaches that men should vote.
You cited (inappropriately, BTW) Romans 13, saying that Christians must submit to governing authorities.

So, are women not Christians? Unless you actually believe that then you still have no verse that separates men from women in this matter of obligatory voting.

Aside from this, there is no law that demands that we vote.

There's a multitude of verses about:
-Women and children leading a country being a sign of judgement.
-Men being heads of household
-Men being the head of family government AND Church government explicitly

Men voting for politicians is not lauded nor denigrated in God's Word. Therefore it is permissible and is a case of Christian Liberty.

Women governing on the other hand is explicitly forbidden in Family Government (Male Head of Household), and Church Government (Male Elder Qualification). It's easy to see how that translates over to a Civil Republic form of government. If you'd like to read more, I agree with this article's take. While it is addressing state leaders, the thoughts line up with voting too.
5 clear reasons Christians should oppose female heads of state ⋆ Bnonn Tennant (the B is silent)

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

That women shouldn't work at all is a pretty bizarre stance to make. Reading your posts here I think that you have a lot in common with those men in Central Asia who have their towels wrapped too tight over their heads. I know you are Baptist, not Muslim, but you do match some of their attitudes towards women. Talibaptist?

I'm glad we agree that saying women shouldn't work at all is pretty bizarre. It'd be directly in contradiction to Proverbs 31 that I referenced.

I have nothing at all to do with men in Central Asia. I am however a Christian that refuses to read the Bible through rose-colored glasses of modern culture and instead take it at face value combined with over 2000 years of history that validates everything I said here. I try to read the Bible without letting Feminism, Capitalism, or any other "ism" change my interpretation of verses.

That means that Slavery is discouraged, but not explicitly forbidden in God's Word.

That means that husbands are heads of house and wives submit to them. In God's created order in Genesis authority flows:
God -> Man -> Woman -> Animals
Satan tried to reverse that in Eden when he took the form on an animal and did:
Animal -> Woman -> Man -> God

That means that in the Old Testament God really did have the Israelites genocide a whole host of pagan nations.

I don't try to hide from the Scripture and I would encourage all other Christians to drop the Feminism facade that has entered the well we drink from and begin applying God's Word to all aspects of life, not just the aspects that modern culture says Christians have to be limited to.

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

I know you are Baptist, not Muslim, but you do match some of their attitudes towards women.

Addressing women here since you've loaded so many issues into a comment:

The Muslims treat women as property. Christians treat women as women.

What is a woman? The definition of a woman can be found in only 1 place, and that is God's Holy Word.

A woman is defined especially in Proverbs 31, and you can kick against the pricks in Prov 31 all day long, but the fact is that a woman is one that:
-takes care of her children and family
-works in her household
-Cooks and cleans for her family
-Instructs the children in Godliness
-Works on in-home businesses when possible

Secondly addressing your quote here:

That women shouldn't work at all is a pretty bizarre stance to make.

I wouldn't dare say that a wife taking care of her home is not work. A wife raising kids is raising the next generation of Christians hopefully. That fact that you took the stance that this "isn't work at all" shows that you've swallowed the Feminist ideology hook, line, sinker, spool and pole. Feminism tries to make women more like men. My wife works her tail off in the kitchen cooking meals for our family and baking goods for Church members that are in need. She also is the first line of instruction to the kids and homeschools the children. On top of that she assists in running our farm by handling public inquiries, helping butcher poultry and livestock, answering our phones and email and more.

For people of the Feminist persuasion to call that "not work" is entirely disrespectful and evident of a warped world view. My wife absolutely hates Feminists and Feminist acolytes who devalue her God-ordered role as a homemaker as "not working". A woman in the home raising the next generation of Christians while running a family-based home business is infinitely better than a woman sitting in a 9 to 5 office job and that is by God's definition of better, not mine.

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

As I recall, Ann Coulter said she would gladly give up her vote, if that meant no women could vote. She clearly saw a similar problem to what you cite.

Yes, there are a multitude of women beginning to come out against it. I'm not sure why now is the time that this is happening, but I'm glad the discussion is at least being had.

Here's Shemeka Michelle advocating for the repeal of the 19th Amendment as well. Note - As a credobaptist I am not endorsing this podcasts closing statement of baptizing babies, but they are Brothers and Sisters.

If women are voting en masse to kill the children that God has given them to raise, while also voting en masse for gender confusion by trying to get men into every single womens-only category then something is clearly wrong.