Wednesday, September 12, 2007

"When you realize that men have subjugated women for thousands of years, you can only wonder how it took so long for the feminist movement to form. It is unfortunately rare to find a marriage in which the husband recognizes that he bears the responsibility of headship and exercises it in humility and love rather than force and authoritarianism. While I too am against so much of what the feminist movement advocates, I understand why it has emerged. I believe that if Christian men had been the servant leaders in the home, rather than conceited chauvinists, the feminist movement would have died a quick and easy death. If men had sought ways to see the gifts and talents of their wives developed and utilized rather than taking a beautiful person and making her into little more than a personal slave, if men had not twisted this doctrine of headship, we would not have the current problems between men and women in our society....I am tired of hearing that feminists are responsible for the breakdown of the family. We need to put the responsibility where it belongs--on the heads of homes."
--Richard Ganz, 20 Controversies That Almost Killed a Church

whoa i like this!hahas..good one.really.
a man on our side too.
its nice to know at least some of them are not blinded by the supposed 'superiority' of their own race.
ripped it from http://www.joshharris.com/




jos crashed my lecture on mon.
b4 tt met up her her miao and jade for lunch.
the conversations we had have probably added up to one yr's worth of sins or sth omg.
hahas.
and she was all out to spoil whatever reputation i had.
too bad the others couldnt make it for the lunch.

by Miss Pek at 21:33 |