@IB322K I find comfort in knowing that the Bible says people will take it out of context to fit their earthly ways, and unless they change, to hell they go.
I hope you like your teeth because yours will be gnashing.
You don’t get to pick and choose when the Bible applies to you. You can’t use the Bible for your misogynistic rhetoric. You have to read the context of verses within the books, within the chapters within the authors of those said books.
You ignoramus.
@ClassiestQueen The verse says what it says ma'am.
Its funny how apparently verses rhat tell men to "provide" need no further explanation, but verses which tell women to be STFU and that they cant ahead authority over men need your bullshit interpretations🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And even now, that structure has changed to where women can lead. Jesus advocated for women. He loves and respects women. There are books in the bible on how powerful and resilient women are. Men couldn’t be alone so he created a suitable partner. That’s Bible.
No, the verse in context deals with how chaotic the church was. The Bible doesn’t silence women, it says the we should speak through our husbands and he, as a leader should relay the message and be a voice for us. A leader, a man to submit to.
@ClassiestQueen The Bible also tells women to be quiet and that they cannot exercise authority over a man.
I guess that means all women must require from resign from positions of authority both in government and in business.
No,
Submission is a reward because it goes both ways as we see in Ephesians 5:21-25. Submit to the Lord and your reward is a spouse that does that same.
Being pro choice is, me not wanting children rn, a child would ruin my life at this moment, but watching my best friend breastfeed the baby she’s wanted and prayed for. I am so happy for the both of us.
Beyoncé is officially part of the business school curriculum. USC’s Marshall School of Business is launching "The Business of Beyoncé," a new MBA course examining how the superstar built her entertainment empire, from Parkwood Entertainment and Cécred to her music and brand partnerships.
The 16-week course will also have students write a 700-to-1,000-word business strategy memo offering advice directly to Beyoncé.
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