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>>My responsibility to lead our family spiritually. To be sure we're attending a good church - that we are having times of family worship - that I am teaching my family in the daily trials that we face. That's primarily where her submission comes into play. It is not her role to lead us spiritually - that is the husband's role. Now, she does teach the children from the Bible and she does pray with them - but under my leadership. If something is found to be lacking in our family's spiritual health, I am the one who accepts and is given the blame.
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>These of course are all areas in which a woman just hasn't got the smarts to figure out.
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Speaking of being chauvinist...that's not what I said nor what I meant...but you seem to keep wanting that to be the case. Maybe that says something about you???

>"To be sure we're attending a good church" - That kills me :-) Sorry, dear, about my choice of church last Sunday. It wasn't all that spiritually uplifting, was it. Never mind, I'll ensure we go to a good one next sabbath.
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>How often do you have to make THAT choice? OK, once then you're redundant.

We've been attending the same church for over 20 year and are very happy there. It's a shame you have such a poor view of the church.