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Zonuss · 41-45, M
No. Men also are told not to do certain things to for many specific reasons.
bijouxbroussard · F
@Zonuss But not [c=#003BB2][b]because[/b][/c] they are men specifically.
Zonuss · 41-45, M
@bijouxbroussard @bijouxbroussard I think the Bible is very understood. Many people don't know because they have a lack of knowledge. But it is very fair. Its fair because for every second that passes in a day you have the power of free will. The choices you make is what you should be held accountable for. Now this only changes when we fall victim to social constructs such as religion and politics. Then we find ourselves being trapped by a worldly system that is not actually of God. But of the enemy instead.
bijouxbroussard · F
@Zonuss In a situation where you can use that free will to avoid organised religion it can be dismissed as a book of mythology, like other tomes. But when someone is using it to raise children misogynistic passages are often stressed, like the concept of women having to remain silent and submissive. Congregations may no longer [b]choose[/b] to follow those teachings, but the Bible text is still very clear about it.
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@bijouxbroussard Absolutely correct!