Women deserve respect

I agree, women should be shown respect, but I think men do as well. That respect may be shown in different ways, but both equally should receive it.

Women and men are equal before God (Galatians 3:28) In a relationship a man should never lay a hand on a woman out of anger or in any other way that harms her he should treat her with respect and as a lady...... A man should always open doors, pull out chairs and carry things for a woman not because she's helpless or unable, but to show her she is valuable and worthy of respect.

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I agree, women should be shown respect, but I think men do as well. That respect may be shown in different ways, but both equally should receive it.

Women and men are equal before God (Galatians 3:28)

Women and men are equal before God (Galatians 3:28) In a relationship a man should never lay a hand on a woman out of anger or in any other way that harms her he should treat her with respect and as a lady...... A man should always open doors, pull out chairs and carry things for a woman not because she's helpless or unable, but to show her she is valuable and worthy of respect.

I agree a man should never lay a hand against a woman (or vice versa) and respect women. But your definition of respect and how to show them they are valuable is rather limited and not always effective.
Some women take offense when a man tries to do things for them. I've never been one to pull out chairs.
You're taking what is technically worldly values and applying them to your statement as fact. Those notions are not fact, they're options.
In reality showing a woman respect is less about that you must do these predetermined worldly ideals and more about learning about the woman and what being respected means to her. That is a much greater respect.
If a woman doesn't see her chair being pulled out as a sign of respect, but has other ideas of what respect is, and you pull out her chair you aren't respecting her at all.
Don't let dated cliches guide you into bad choices.

I agree a man should never lay a hand against a woman (or vice versa) and respect women. But your definition of respect and how to show them they are valuable is rather limited and not always effective.
Some women take offense when a man tries to do things for them. I've never been one to pull out chairs.
You're taking what is technically worldly values and applying them to your statement as fact. Those notions are not fact, they're options.
In reality showing a woman respect is less about that you must do these predetermined worldly ideals and more about learning about the woman and what being respected means to her. That is a much greater respect.
If a woman doesn't see her chair being pulled out as a sign of respect, but has other ideas of what respect is, and you pull out her chair you aren't respecting her at all.
Don't let dated cliches guide you into bad choices.

I know all that I was only naming some of the stuff a man should do for a lady if it's ok with her, of course, I agree on that and I know that's not all there is when it comes to respecting women God bless

It's probably a good thing that I was not posting when this thread was started. I would have shredded the OP. I really don't like the word "deserve"; it's much overused, and IMO the only thing we humans "deserve" is judgment under a wrathful God. Fortunately, other contributors have expressed themselves with greater temperance than I would have.

There are many societal evils that are rooted at least in part in the belief that women "deserve" something from men (and owe nothing in return). Both chivalry and feminist idealogy want special treatment for women simply on the basis of gender. Neither is Christian at its core.

Instead of claiming that anyone "deserves" anything, our treatment of others should be based on our biblically-based belief that each human is made in the image of God, and the Holy Spirit in us should be manifested in kindness toward all fellow humans, male and female, without regard to gender.

I know both women and men deserve respect I'm not saying that only women do I was only trying to say how women should be treated was my point cause a lot of them are not treated right... There is nothing wrong with sticking up for that... Do not insult others (1 Peter 3:9)

Way I see it......

Women have to lose my respect, men have to earn it.

Kindness is a good and Christian thing, but I'm not sure "everyone" deserve it. (just saying)

Actually, I think there is something wrong with sticking up for women, if you don't also stick up for men. It's special treatment based solely on gender.

Yes, there are women who are not treated right... and people rail about the need for protection and justice for them. However, most people are silent about the need for protection and justice for men who are not treated right.

It's a double standard that has no basis in Scripture, and by blindly perpetuating it, we perpetuate the evil of it.

Ever wonder why western churches are full of women and empty of men? It isn't because men don't need saving. Ever wonder why there are shelters for battered women, and none for battered men? It isn't because men don't get battered.

I see that sentiment a lot in the church and in general. is there any biblical basis for men being worse than women? What makes men pigs and not women? If this is about sexual sin, are women not active participants in it, as well?

There are definitely men out 5ere who are pigs, but plenty of women are also down there rolling in the slop.