So claims the religion of Islam, with it's 'slavery'.Rufus_1611 said:I would have women dressing modestly and highlighting their feminine beauty rather than their sexuality...
I prefer not going beyond the Biblical statements, personally.
Ed
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So claims the religion of Islam, with it's 'slavery'.Rufus_1611 said:I would have women dressing modestly and highlighting their feminine beauty rather than their sexuality...
7. Traditionalists with an authority provoking threat to power. Well, here’s a real one — and there is no reason to deny it.
Every man doesn't need a maid, he needs a Godly wife who is in submission to the Lord and men who find that find a good thing.
Not being able to vote would not make the woman 2nd class, it would demonstrate that she has a different role and her husband would be casting the vote for the family.
Women did not have a "right" to vote.
This was something that was forced about western nations because of screaming feminists.
You have not provided, you have delegated your role.
God is not a woman.
Thus, your heroine is either ignorant of scripture or is opposed to it and you are following after the footsteps of that opposition.
I would have women dressing modestly and highlighting their feminine beauty rather than their sexuality, I said nothing about sacks.
EdSutton said:So claims the religion of Islam, with it's 'slavery'.
I prefer not going beyond the Biblical statements, personally.
Ed
LUNATIC FRINGE:
If a person is making an imaginative or novel point, the approach here is to push the idea to a radical extreme generally agreed to be bad. The extreme can be either real or imagined. The hope here is that the other person will reflexively back off and retreat to a defensive position, thus short-circuiting the progression of the argument. (Source: http://www.vandruff.com/art_converse.html)
OK, I read 'em. Plus all the comments, as well. And I take the same position one commenter did when he posted this -Brandon C. Jones said:I'll interrupt definitions of modesty and legalism to post this link: http://www.jesuscreed.org/?p=2340
For those brave enough to read "apostate" opinions.
That is the real issue, the issue of faithfulness to God's written revelation, no matter what any current (or supposedly traditional) culture is attempting to impose. I have argued that any 'gift' given can be given to either a male or female, as the spiritual 'gifts' are in no way said or even implied to be gender specific, and cited that Junia (Rom. 16:7) was most probably female, and definitely was an apostle, generally assumed to be the 'highest' of all the spiritual gifts, although I disagree that any one gift is higher than another, as all the gifts are given at the sole discretion of the Holy Spirit.For me, this is not an issue of fear, but an issue of faithfulness to God’s written revelation. ...
johnp. said:Women in charge of websites! Whatever next Brandon? Men might have to make their coffee themselves.![]()
What you call beck and call the Bible calls being a help meet.Rufus.
You mean always on call to you beck and call? Every man does need a maid, how is he going to eat before he gets one, it is forbidden to men to take on a female's role isn't it? GE 25:27 The boys grew up, and Esau became a skillful hunter, a man of the open country, while Jacob was a quiet man, staying among the tents.
Jacob is a girlie I see. Bang goes your manly hunter argument. Why was Jacob cooking?
"And the LORD God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him." - Genesis 2:18
I'm not advocating for ignoring women. I listen to my wife and I listen to Godly women. The feminists, I try to witness to.Goodness me you were serious! I must admit it would be nice to get them back to the sink but Pandora opened the kitchen door.I see you ignore the Queen of Sheba. Soloman was a wise man he didn't ignore her.
I'm aware of the history of your nation not believing this. However, in America we fought a war establishing the following..Mankind have no rights.
There are a great number of things in the USA which are legal and are opposed to the Word of God.They were not all screaming feminists but if they were I don't blame them. Wilberforce was also a screaming wasn't he? One needs to scream to get an hearing from some.
Sexual discrimination is illegal here is it not in the USA?
A Christian's role should be established by the Word of God.We have acted against the norm but it is more of a norm now than it was but it was never completely alien to societies. It isn't against God or nature for a man to stay by the tents.
Our roles should be determined by the one that is able rather than the one that is not able. If I can do I do and if she does it better she is welcome to do, in fact, she has a duty of care and must take responsibilty if she is able.
That's nice, but the quote was relative to your feminist heroine calling God a woman. A person who calls God a woman is not pro-God.God is not a woman. The Church is though, it is the Bride of Christ.
Makes a change from following a man a?
The women followed the world's fashions to become seductresses of men. She put on the pants in the family and wore the clothes that pertained to men. Women should return to wearing what they wore for hundreds of years prior to this falling away. They wore long-flowing garments such as dresses and skirts. It's the perverted antichrist fashion designers that got 'em in to wearing the garments of harlots.No but you said that a woman's form is revealed by trousers did you not? What must she wear so that her form is not seen but imagined? A sack? Why does the woman have to change for your sin instead of you asking God to take away lust? I keep asking but you do not answer. If a woman causes you to sin it is your sin not hers for your desires are wrong.
john.
EdSutton said:OK, I read 'em. Plus all the comments, as well. And I take the same position one commenter did when he posted this - That is the real issue, the issue of faithfulness to God's written revelation, no matter what any current (or supposedly traditional) culture is attempting to impose. I have argued that any 'gift' given can be given to either a male or female, as the spiritual 'gifts' are in no way said or even implied to be gender specific, and cited that Junia (Rom. 16:7) was most probably female, and definitely was an apostle, generally assumed to be the 'highest' of all the spiritual gifts, although I disagree that any one gift is higher than another, as all the gifts are given at the sole discretion of the Holy Spirit.
And I have argued, just as consistently, that the 'offices' of the church, bishop/elder, deacon, and even the possible office of deaconness are gender specific by virtue of the qualifications and very definition.
I do not see any Scriptural conflict with my position. But I'm fairly sure some, from all points of view, see this view as "apostate", as well.
Ed
I don't see legalism or legalist anywhere in Php. 3:6.johnp. said:PHP 3:6 ...as for legalistic righteousness, faultless.
legalistic righteousness was salvation for the Jew was it not?
EX 19:5 Now if you obey me fully and keep my covenant, then out of all nations you will be my treasured possession. Although the whole earth is mine, 6 you will be for me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation.' These are the words you are to speak to the Israelites."
Matt 5:48 Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect
john.
Frankly, if you made such a comment as this last statement in my presence of my bride and me, as to her attire and ascribing her as "an harlot", based on the fact of whether or not she was wearing 'pants' or a 'dress', either me or you, one, would be flat on their back in a very short order and crying "Uncle!"! I would not in any way appreciate my wife being labeled an harlot, by any implication, and would in fact, get extremely angry! And I'm almost 59 years old and have had two major multiple surgeries in the last year and a half, including carotid, four bypasses, cancer, and hernia, and have not anywhere near recovered from them!Rufus_1611 said:The women followed the world's fashions to become seductresses of men. She put on the pants in the family and wore the clothes that pertained to men. Women should return to wearing what they wore for hundreds of years prior to this falling away. They wore long-flowing garments such as dresses and skirts. It's the perverted antichrist fashion designers that got 'em in to wearing the garments of harlots.
Rufus_1611 said:The women followed the world's fashions to become seductresses of men. She put on the pants in the family and wore the clothes that pertained to men. Women should return to wearing what they wore for hundreds of years prior to this falling away. They wore long-flowing garments such as dresses and skirts. It's the perverted antichrist fashion designers that got 'em in to wearing the garments of harlots
...maybe men should return to this too, as that was the original garment given to man to wearWomen should return to wearing what they wore for hundreds of years prior to this falling away. They wore long-flowing garments such as dresses and skirts.
It is disappointing that you allow your emotions to encourage such violent tendencies to discuss these issues. I would not and did not describe anyone as being a harlot and I surely do not know you or your wife so perhaps you could enhance your calm a bit.EdSutton said:Frankly, if you made such a comment as this last statement in my presence of my bride and me, as to her attire and ascribing her as "an harlot", based on the fact of whether or not she was wearing 'pants' or a 'dress', either me or you, one, would be flat on their back in a very short order and crying "Uncle!"! I would not in any way appreciate my wife being labeled an harlot, by any implication, and would in fact, get extremely angry! And I'm almost 59 years old and have had two major multiple surgeries in the last year and a half, including carotid, four bypasses, cancer, and hernia, and have not anywhere near recovered from them!
And if your outrageous and totally uncalled for comment is not a comment on human sexuality, or a comment on a "sexually related question", then I don't know what is!
And we are so totally done conversing on this subject, for I am not interested in seeing my blood pressure raised by any 'legalist'!!
Ed
Wasn't intended to insult for the sake of insulting...it is what it is and if folks get offended...sorry. :tear:rbell said:Good job on insulting a bunch of wonderful, Godly women.
James_Newman said:Uh oh, Rufus, now you done went and hurt a bunch of feelings. Thats the unforgivable sin for people who let their feelings make the decisions. :laugh:
One more thing, if I was friends with a Christian couple and the bride was wearing offensive clothing, I would not comment to her about this issue. I would discreetly speak to her head and alert her head that what she was wearing offended a brother. If her head said that he'd address it, I'd say praise God and life would go on. If he politely countered that he disagrees and believes scripturally it's acceptable, I'd say I understand but my family will not be hanging out with his family. If he decided to hit me, I would take the hit and break fellowship.EdSutton said:Frankly, if you made such a comment as this last statement in my presence of my bride and me, as to her attire and ascribing her as "an harlot", based on the fact of whether or not she was wearing 'pants' or a 'dress', either me or you, one, would be flat on their back in a very short order and crying "Uncle!"!...
...or the common sense reasoning the Good Lord gave us!James_Newman said:Uh oh, Rufus, now you done went and hurt a bunch of feelings. Thats the unforgivable sin for people who let their feelings make the decisions. :laugh:
Common sense (and Scripture) tells me what is legalism or not. I'm sorry it doesn't do the same for you.James_Newman said:Common sense says when someone offends your feelings, you slug em? It may be common sense, but it sure isn't reason.