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An image I came across this week. Even in the height of what people consider to be the boom of patriarchal/tradwife living in the 1940's-50's Norman Rockwell painted this image. A wife is not guaranteed to vote with her husband.
Then you should have made that clear in your post. As I read it, your accusation at least included me. Now you've been called out, your claiming to be too busy to address your sin. Very sad!
Jesus said Abraham and Jacob would be in the kingdom and both those men had more than one wife simultaneously. Therefore how can having more than one wife be sexually immoral or adulterous? Personally, I like the idea of being in the kingdom in...
So said the papists before during the Inquistion, and to Luther. Or what the Calvinists said to the unaligned Brethren and Ansbaptists before drowning them.
Brother, you have a similar MO to a group of posters on your complete opposite side of...
Of course, but who gets to decide what it means?
There is no group of people today who can legitimately claim that they have the same exact knowledge and understanding that “us” did in that verse.
We are re-digging the old wells and endeavoring...
He likes takes the frame of teacher. He is teaching you Scripture which implies he is right and you are being graded.
So when teacher in school says student he is bad, that teacher is evaluating student, proclaiming judgement and being right...
You will also find some who would disagree with this too, for various reasons.
If taken too far, selflessness could paralyze a husband and father into not wanting to upset the peace in his home and thereby not making big or bold decisions...
I'm wondering, would you side with the ruler of the synagogue (cf. Luke 13:14) and suggest Jesus shouldn't have healed on the Sabbath as it upset so many religious people? Just wondering... . Cheers
Of course, but who gets to decide what it means?
There is no group of people today who can legitimately claim that they have the same exact knowledge and understanding that “us” did in that verse.
We are re-digging the old wells and endeavoring...