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PeopleUnited
2024 Jan 10, 4:09pm
PeopleUnited
2024 Jan 10, 4:09pm
AmericanKulak says
Fixed it for you.
Many pastors fail to be good shepherds for various reasons. But even a good shepherd cannot force the flock to obey.
I understand and agree that men and women have defined Biblical roles and that today those roles are ignored by most churches and probably most men and women. But If the solution was as simple as becoming a grass eating doll owner then we’d have been given instructions on that by the Creator. The solution is, was and will always be the gospel. When men and women follow Jesus they learn their roles. When they don’t follow Jesus, it is chaos, which is where we are at today. Follow Jesus and teach others to follow Him.
Many pastors deliberately skip over female accountability, lest they get shrieked at by rebels in their pews.
Fixed it for you.
Many pastors fail to be good shepherds for various reasons. But even a good shepherd cannot force the flock to obey.
I understand and agree that men and women have defined Biblical roles and that today those roles are ignored by most churches and probably most men and women. But If the solution was as simple as becoming a grass eating doll owner then we’d have been given instructions on that by the Creator. The solution is, was and will always be the gospel. When men and women follow Jesus they learn their roles. When they don’t follow Jesus, it is chaos, which is where we are at today. Follow Jesus and teach others to follow Him.
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AmericanKulak
2024 Feb 3, 12:45am
AmericanKulak
2024 Feb 3, 12:45am
I already have two kids, and can avoid burning. It's simply too risky to engage, and "Just chose better bro" fails to take into account the onslaught of media and social messaging and prssure on women, who are generally much more vulnerable. Also, almost half of all women have NO regular male figure in their lives growing up these days AT ALL. Beyond Uncle Marty on the holidays. Finally, the indulgent, materialistic, and 'there's plenty of good men to settle in case of emergency everywhere" mentality women have - and the makework do-little economy set up for them, and then a huge welfare state underneath that should that easy street be untenable for them.
Not engaging is a viable strategy for older men. For the younger guys, it will have to be abroad until the laws are more compatible with Biblical Marriage.
Not engaging is a viable strategy for older men. For the younger guys, it will have to be abroad until the laws are more compatible with Biblical Marriage.
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AmericanKulak
2024 Feb 3, 2:50pm
AmericanKulak
2024 Feb 3, 2:50pm
stereotomy says
Yes, Adam ignored the natural order and instead of remembering his first duty to obey God, was more concerned with pleasing the woman.
In other words, Adam had agency - the power and the responsibility to choose, and then live with the consequences. Eve had no agency - she was essentially Satan's foil to undermine Adam. She had no agency, no power other than to deceive, no responsibility for her actions.
God said, "Eat of this fruit, and you will surely die." It was true, man became mortal, and must surely die. Eve, that ignorant slut, thought it meant immediate death, because she is unto an animal and incapable of thinking more than 10 minutes ahead.
Yes, Adam ignored the natural order and instead of remembering his first duty to obey God, was more concerned with pleasing the woman.
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During the early stages of their lives, typically before turning 40, men often believe in the concept of love. However, once they reach the age of 40, their perception and attraction towards this idea changes significantly, regardless of whether they are in a relationship or not. It is common for long-term marriages to deteriorate between the ages of 40 and 55, leading to an increase in divorces. This trend often emerges when their eldest child reaches adulthood, usually around 18 years old, revealing that their primary reason for staying together was solely for the sake of their children.
In societies where divorce carries a social stigma, such as the period before the 1960s in the United States, individuals would remain married but avoid emotional intimacy. Instead, they would engage in social events and gatherings to maintain the façade of a contented union. This phenomenon was aptly portrayed in the 1967 movie "The Graduate" directed by Mike Nichols. The character Mrs. Robinson does not feel love or attraction towards Ben; rather, she rebels against her unhappy marriage and the fact that she was only with her husband for the sake of their daughter.
During this era, staying married for the sake of the children became a common practice. However, individuals started realizing this pattern and made a conscious decision to stop pursuing romantic relationships as they approached the age of 40. At this point, they lose interest in seeking conventional partnerships and instead turn to sugar babies or escort girls to satisfy their physical needs. In the 2020s, this trend has extended to using sex dolls and AI Chat Boxes, which offer virtualized interactions, making such experiences more affordable and easily accessible.
This lifestyle allows them the freedom to enjoy their social lives without the burden of a committed partner or the disappointment often associated with blind dates, which are typically arranged by well-meaning friends using social events as a means to introduce two single individuals.