Posts Tagged ‘Patriarchy’
Corriejo said,
Do you not see that you are doing more harm than good? Belittling the important role of ezer by calling your [imaginary] wife “the best little helper”? I agree with “whatsername” that it sounds like you are referring to a pet instead of an adult woman.
I call my 4 yr old daughter “my little [...]
Patriocentrist (n)
1.) a person who believes that a “the husband is head of the wife, as also Christ is head of the church” and has angered at least one evangelical feminist, usually resulting in a blog, podcast or article(s) being written to mischaracterize what the person in question has said
Carmon tells us on her blog today
As my wise husband says, when you write something on the internet, it’s like writing it on a public bathroom wall. Anyone can read it and discuss it. But for Christians to go from website to website, looking for opportunities to berate, argue, and tear down, is reprehensible behavior. [...]
A sunday evening ramble
November 25, 2007 in Commentaries, Doug Phillips, Doug Wilson, Feminism, Nancy Wilson, Passionate Housewives, Patriarchy, Vision Forum, Voddie Baucham, complementarianism, egalitarianism, submission
Tags: Doug Phillips, Doug Wilson, egalitarianism, family life, Feminism, fences, Nancy Wilson, Patriarchy, ramblings, Scott Brown, submission, Voddies Baucham
One of the most bandied about charges against modern day patriarchs is that they care nothing for evangelism. I’ve always been a bit fascinated by this accusation. It’s a bit like accusing the mechanic at a tire store of telling folks they don’t need water in their radiators. After all they only change tires; its [...]