@JoshuaTCharles Saying yes or no could simply be what she wanted.
Saying yes or no can be honoring her spiritual authority.
Asking the question could simply be what he wants.
Asking the question can be practicing discernment.
@Yearns4Heaven@marienritter_ But, he said “ask.”
A young woman should absolutely test to see what a young man does with his anger.
Should a young man not test to see what a young woman would do with her disagreement?
@fash_bandicoot@UpTambourine Every relationship is different.
It may be more effective to try something not objectively immoral or even simply less crude.
@m00n__m1lk These responses have me confused.
In large part; that’s correct.
But, he said “ask.”
A young woman should absolutely test to see what a young man does with his anger.
Should a young man not test to see what a young woman would do with her disagreement?
@Gandalf4Jesus@meathead_prof@ostrachan The OT cannot be unhitched from the NT.
How is the claim that he is attempting to unhitch the OT from the NT substantiated?
Or how does the claim answer “what part of this is trash theology?”
The claim is not more authoritative than Jesus’ words, which were quoted.
Someone who claims morality is subjective disregards the impact individual choice has on others.
Someone who claims morality is objective disregards individual agency.
If they didn’t have the right to choose, hell would not exist.
@onlystresstoday They projected an ideal.
They tried molding a shape.
They only saw the pieces they wanted to destroy.
I want to be known.
I want to be accepted.
I want to be understood.
But I don’t understand.