@godlywomanhood We will never know and that’s not the point. You would think that someone who supposedly wants to encourage Biblical womanhood/marriage would give a nod to someone massively more influential than they will ever be who is at least to a degree by example encouraging the same.
@godlywomanhood Are you going to say something positive about Taylor Swift after she got married and has been seen in public building up her husband after calling her a harlot for years?
When a man provides for his family and his wife stays home everyone thrives.
The children get a mother who is present, patient, and not burned out from a 9-hour workday. The wife gets to pour her energy into her home, her kids, and her marriage instead of splitting herself between a boss and a family. And the husband has a purpose that drives him to work harder than he ever would for himself alone.
This arrangement isn't oppression. It's the design that worked for centuries before feminism convinced women they were oppressed. A man who comes home to a wife who appreciates his sacrifice will do anything for his family.
But sure, let's keep pretending that two exhausted parents microwaving dinner at 8pm is "progress."
@billym2521 “There is a microwave in my kitchen.”
Vs. “My kitchen contains a microwave.”
They’re playing word games to stroke their own egos and people are confused in the process
@billym2521 Yes. People will look at you like you have five heads when you say this, but it’s true. The evidence of my salvation? That Jesus rose from the dead and I believe that.
2 Corinthians 5:7–We walk by faith not by sight
If you tell someone, “Faith alone saves, but saving faith is never alone,” or “Salvation is by GOD’s grace through faith alone, but if you don’t have works, then you are not saved,” then you’re sending an unbiblical, confusing, and contradictory message that can turn a person’s attention toward their own works instead of solely toward the finished work of Jesus Christ.
It also shows that you really don’t believe salvation is solely by GOD’s grace through faith alone if you make works a necessary requirement for validating whether someone’s faith alone in Christ actually saved them, thus backdooring works into the Gospel. If a lack of works, or no works at all after belief, means a person cannot be saved, then works have effectively been made a necessary test of whether their faith alone actually saved them. That is backdooring works into the Gospel, which is a false works-based gospel.
@stinktown43@EmbracingTara It’s crude. Yes, nobody wants to read about men’s porn fantasies on a public site. Save that for those particular websites or the locker room. How about this—imagine if someone said this about your wife/gf, daughter, mother, sister on a public site? You’re still good w/ that?