@HalalNation_ In John, Christ says He and the Father are one. There are other points in the Gospels that Jesus makes it clear that he is of the heavenly realms.
@Basedgoymemes Vegetarian diets generally do not have a lot of protein, so those individuals end up shorter and physically weaker.
Can you still get strong on a vegetarian diet? Yes, but you have to manage your nutrition more closely.
Congressional Candidate Shoots 4 Flock Cameras!
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Independent Congressional candidate (TN-02) Adam Lee Heimerman has been arrested for shooting four Flock cameras with a gun
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 You fail to realize I largely agree with you. Yes, in a partnership, there is compromise and discussion. I have made that abundantly clear!! But, in all partnerships, someone has final authority and someone submits. This is true in all relationships whether you believe it or not.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 But if you're in a partnership, someone ultimately leads, everytime. You both can't do your own thing all the time and still call it a partnership. Each are responsible for their own area of the partnership, but someone must ultimately lead.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 Then you have truly misread the Bible. Back then, women had few rights, correct. But if you read other portions of the New Testament especially, you will find that the Bible actually holds women in high regard. Hell, read Proverbs 31; the wife is held in very high regard.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 At the end of the day, if you really look at a biblical marriage, the man respects his wife's autonomy and should desire it. And he should want his wife to be part of those decisions too! That's the husband loving the wife. But he is still ultimately in charge.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 All true. In a marriage, the two of you have to work with each other and compromise. If the Christian man doesn't do that, then he truly doesn't love his wife.
Yes, some decisions the husband defers to his wife because she's better at those things.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 If I did, my mistake.
While I get your point, the Bible does still point to equal agency for all. But in the family, the man is called to lead. You will find that there are a lot of Christian men who aren't comfortable with this, but recognize that someone has to lead the house.
@everclay1@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 You're not entirely correct.
Yes, it is a partnership, but even in partnerships, someone has to make the final call. Look at founders of companies, one person is almost always the founder, and everyone else is a co-founder. Someone, even in the partnership, still leads the team.
@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 And I think you're thinking in a tyrannical sense, which the Bible never supports.
You may object and point to the New Testament verses on slavery. In that context in which it was written, it was about servants, which the word slaves was used. Again, context matters.
@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 If you are saying that we have evolved just that both spouses equally lead, then you clearly haven't recognized that that doesn't quite pan out. Someone at the end of the day leads in the family unit. While that role is given to men, women still a major role in the family.
@Ektelion14@JesusSavesUs777 Your explanation actually hurts your point rather than helps. In the family structure, someone does have to lead at the end of the day.