In this podcast, @bethany and I hash it out.
Are men and women the same?
Should women be pastors?
Would I EVER attend a church pastored by a woman?
And Finally - why do I love chick flicks so much?
Such a fun and honest podcast with plenty to agree about and disagree about.
https://backtojerusalem.com/podcast/episode-604-urgent-the-church-desperately-needs-masculine-men-again/
>"I have no issue with a female president".
mfw. Women are not leaders. You contradict yourself completely there. Some politically correct bullshit there.
Women are supposed to be nurturers, guardians of beauty, the roots of Society (men being the branches), not supposed to stand out. They're spiritual, emotional beings.
You rationalize women too much and that's cringe. You can't understand what they do, because they're the roots, remember? Learn to listen. Only by the end of the episode you began to listen, you should've done that since the beginning. Next time remember to relax more and listen.
It's not an accusation, chill out. Women in politics are garbage, that's a fact. Why would he say that after having rambled for hours on end about how inferior women are? Political correctness, must be.
I think that he doesn't understand the role of women. It's invisible, immaterial (at least for us men). Comparing is not good. Appreciating would've been better.
@mystik @sinbach @Will
Okay not going to lie, even though I'm not entirely sure what they mean, I was kind of enjoying the guardian of beauty, roots of society comments... 😂 but I'm not down for "my role" being invisible and immaterial.
Your opinions are totally valid, but to make the observation of "hours on end rambling about how inferior women are" is to say that you didn't really listen to the podcast - think it's an unfair judgement is all.
Immaterial and invisible are the best things there are, like love and compassion.
And yes, maybe I am being a little judgmental. And yes, I may be wrong and unfair. But I'm 100% honest, that was my impression about his performance. He may take it constructively or not, it's on him now.