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The_vagabond7 said:


The context does nothing for the passage. So it doesn't say "husbands, beat your wives as you see fit", I guess it's all for equality then if it's saying be nice to women. Yes it tells a husband to love his wife, and then it tells the wife submit to him, he is your head just as christ is the head of the church. That may have flew in the 1700s, but telling a woman "no seriously, the man is the boss, you need to be submissive to him." just doesn't fly now. How comforting it must be to tell a woman "Don't worry, I will be a very loving master to you."

It's just another scripture that modern morality has outgrown, and certain segments of the population haven't caught up with yet. Women aren't made to submit to men anymore, it is not the prevailing view that the husband is the boss of the wife. It doesn't matter what scripture says. We've moved on.

Just curious, are you married?



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