Too many preachers are urging women to be sexual submissives in church

Certain preachers have been reinforcing the Democrat dictum that "all men are rapists" — obviously exempting themselves from that base and carnal category as men of God or men of the cloth as it were.

Church women then band together for mutual protection against "men" in general, whom they presume to be predatory sex offenders, and they only enter "marriages of convenience" with men where they perform such wifely duties as housework and chores in exchange for the housing provided by a man, with whom they have no love or desire for affection or intimacy. They expect their husbands to socialize "with the guys" exclusively, leave the women alone, and otherwise be at work outside the home earning money to pay bills.

Men in general are often accused of being "womanizers" or "philanderers" by these submissive wives at church without any particular cause.

Women need to have self-respect and decency in church along with modesty, beauty and kindness. It's not decent to argue that a woman should not be beautiful, but vanity is not beauty either.

Galatians 4:30–31. Nevertheless what saith the scripture? Cast out the bondwoman and her son: for the son of the bondwoman shall not be heir with the son of the freewoman. So then, brethren, we are not children of the bondwoman, but of the free.

Bondwomen are employees at will who should not be having personal or intimate relationships with their employers or male customers or clients outside the scope of their employment.

Female gas station or grocery store workers "sweethearting" male customers by slipping unpaid merchandise into bags are one example. Female workers accepting or demanding money from male customers for other goods or services at their workplace outside the scope of their employment there are another.

Tipping customs are a gray area that verges quickly into a red-light district. There are male preachers who want money, too, but they refuse to allow certain excluded individuals to work or go in business to earn money for themselves in other lines of work.

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No. That's too many submissive hussies for decent men to take them all at their word.

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Some of these church women are acting as jailbait and building court cases for divorce or rape or abuse in church, and they need to be clocked for their obsequious and ingratiating submissiveness. The Bible instructs men to cast out the bondwoman and her son in such cases, and to accept only the word of the freewoman which is by promise.