>>Please understand that I am not suggesting that women be stifled. Women have, do and will continue to make a great contribution to our world. Just as it relates to spiritual leadership in the home and in the church - I believe - the Bible has dictated that men lead.
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>>P.S. I have NEVER - EVER stated or even thought that women should stay at home barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. I really don't understand why everyone keeps bringing that up. I agree that is a wrong view of women. I think you and others are unfairly characterizing my beliefs when you use phrases like that.
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>So let's ask some specific questions.
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>1) Does your wife work outside the home?
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>2) If not and she wanted to, would that be okay with you?
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>3) Do you think my husband was wrong in allowing (I have trouble typing that with a straight face) me to work all these years, even after we had children?
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>4) I don't know how many children you have of what sexes, but assuming you have both sons and daughters, do you plan to offer them the same educational opportunities?
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>Tamar


Tamar, you do realize you're having this discussion with a person that absolutely believes that you, me, and all other non-believers are going to be spending an inordinate amount of time in Club Hell? See Message #1138466.

Coincidentally I watched a program on NG or History channel last night about the rapture and did you know that these fundamentalist Christians not only believe we're all going to be without aircon but apparently they have an extra special hell/horror just for the Jews (for reasons I didn't quite follow).

Now if we could only harness the energy source that drives hell we could be shod of the whole oil problem once and for all.