@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 * it is clearly describing examples of how people in that culture could be godly, not requiring us to remain in those dynamics forever.
@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 *it states (in a culture where women WEREN'T equal), how a woman could be godly.
It does not state that women AREN'T equal, nor does it require us to continue to live in that cultural state forever.
@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 You forgot the word "own" that comes before husbands. Women weren't to go around to other's husbands or gossiping around town. (Cultural context).
Again, what says men don't have to do the inverse?
@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 The point is, that your argument was not biblical at the same time you say she was apparently pulling from a non-biblical source 🙄
@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 Why pretend you're making a Biblical argument when you just take things from your own interpretation of earthly, post-fall observations?
@sonofthefox88@LostinAusten27 Again, a poor argument, this is how you get slavery apologetics, since 99% of people at one point were fine with slavery.