If not for all those attempting to convince me that I'm wrong, as if they are right, I would be that much more confident of what is right. However, I know the peace of God, and no degree of anybody's else's will to, can disturb that.
Does the Bible teach misogyny?
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So, then, the answer to the OP is, rightly, "No, the bible does not teach misogyny. But men (with many women following suit) have used the accounts in the Bible to sanction their own policies that are misogynistic. This might be called the doctrine of misogynism. And, while it is truth that wives should honor their husbands, it is false that it is in anyway acceptable that husbands might 'in proper order' disrespect their wives.
maybe the ones convincing you, you could be wrong thought the same about you lol,
But then two wrongs don't make a right, so but then you never know, you could both figure out what is going wrong and then two wrongs could lead to a right
.Is it the peace of God or the will of God you know
Surely, you would be glad to tell me. Do you know that would is conjugative of 'will'?maybe the ones convincing you, you could be wrong thought the same about you lol,
But then two wrongs don't make a right, so but then you never know, you could both figure out what is going wrong and then two wrongs could lead to a right
Is it the peace of God or the will of God you know
If I didn't know better, I might think that you are persisting in an attempt to discredit what I do know.
Does the peace come "suddenly"? What do you mean, like, 'out of nowhere'? No, not for me, as much as the disturbance might come suddenly from who knows where, I know exactly from where my peace comes.ah well sorry you feel that i thought it was a good discussion myselfIf I didn't know better, I might think that you are persisting in an attempt to discredit what I do know.
It wasn't meant to make you feel any sort of sorry. As a matter of fact, I will share some 'peace' that seemed (but only if I didn't know better) to come out of nowhere, as recent as earlier today. Finding myself with a difficult choice of seeking the care of a medical professional for credible evidence of my illness or going into work while still sick and risk the health of my coworkers and our clients, it seemed 'out of nowhere' I received a phone call from my supervisor asking if I was interested in taking a voluntary day off tomorrow which 'happened' to work out as the 'perfect' solution to my conundrum, as it doesn't count against me in accordance to the official attendance record.
sound that buddy hope you have a good time ar work when you back.It wasn't meant to make you feel any sort of sorry. As a matter of fact, I will share some 'peace' that seemed (but only if I didn't know better) to come out of nowhere, as recent as earlier today. Finding myself with a difficult choice of seeking the care of a medical professional for credible evidence of my illness or going into work while still sick and risk the health of my coworkers and our clients, it seemed 'out of nowhere' I received a phone call from my supervisor asking if I was interested in taking a voluntary day off tomorrow which 'happened' to work out as the 'perfect' solution to my conundrum, as it doesn't count against me in accordance to the official attendance record.
I was thinking along the line when you've needed peace because something has suddenly come on heavy in your heart, and you just don't react to it and all of a sudden the heaviness is gone.
Yeah I can understand how you could feel wary but you can know better that's for sure
1 Cor. 14—- so you think that women can preach in church?
Yes, I think 1Cor. 14:34-35 indicates that Paul's proscription was due to societal mores at that time rather than
meant as a moral law for Christianized societies (cf. Gal. 3:28, Eph. 5:20).
Im sorry can you start the thread? I do not know how to word it. I do want to interact in it though!
Im of the opinion that miracles can happen but that they arent for every day purpose. Amongst many other things.
proscription = command
A lot has changed in Christianized USA, including clothing styles, which Paul also gave instructions about in 1Tim. 2:9.