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a_priori
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cynic
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yes that is what I am saying.Are you saying women are inherently superior?
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a_priori
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With the greatest respect, you are wrong. It is theologically and scripturally incorrect. It may seem that way viscerally but that doesn’t count.yes that is what I am saying.
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Black_Jaque
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I believe that everything ultimately washes.
Either women’s sins are just more subtle but equally bad. Or men’s virtues are as great as their sin.
Remember “Where sin abounds, Grace abounds all the more.”
For example. Women tend to be more church-go-ey. But, if a man goes to church, he leads more people in. I think Steve Wood has touted a study that tracked church attendence in families. If both father and mother went to church, then the children (sons AND daughters) were likely to attend church regularly as adults. If ONLY the mother went to church, then the children would drop out as adults. HOWEVER if ONLY the father attends church, then there was hardly any difference between the children of those families and the children of the families where both parents attended church.
Either women’s sins are just more subtle but equally bad. Or men’s virtues are as great as their sin.
Remember “Where sin abounds, Grace abounds all the more.”
For example. Women tend to be more church-go-ey. But, if a man goes to church, he leads more people in. I think Steve Wood has touted a study that tracked church attendence in families. If both father and mother went to church, then the children (sons AND daughters) were likely to attend church regularly as adults. If ONLY the mother went to church, then the children would drop out as adults. HOWEVER if ONLY the father attends church, then there was hardly any difference between the children of those families and the children of the families where both parents attended church.
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