Staying free from feminist lies

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Perhaps. Slavery was not created by God. Marriage was, and re-established by Jesus, and His Apostles Taught about it.
 
I do mind.

Because I’m not getting pulled into that trap. It’s not relevent.
 
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Catholic marriage is supposed to be a lovely, beautiful thing. Two people who mutually respect each other, who each want to really help the other live the best they can in this life and live forever with God. A true reflection of Christ and His Church.
 
Well, I am Catholic. So yes. But you answered a question about Jesus’ words by implying he’d said this. I’m clarifying that’s not a Gospel statement; it’s Pauls.
 
Sigh. I’d point out that the Epistles of Paul are as much the inerrant word of God as the Gospels are.
 
Neat thread…lot’s of emotion…not a lot based on anthropological history and biblical tradition, but hey…it’s the emotion that carries the day…
 
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No, it is just the lens of time distorting our perception of facts and history…and a dash of post-modernism thrown in…
 
Ok, what facts and history are you referring to?
 
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The U.S. And in my case, the “hysteria” about domestic violence (not sure why you had domestic violence and abuser in quotes in your post) wasn’t so hysterical. Nor is it in the case of many women who are abused. I’m not saying there are never false charges, but that’s not as common as the truthful ones.
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Following up, as you answered my question and supplied some info.

Your personal experience is meaningful here just as mine is, and they seem to be contrary (ie. woman abused, and man abused).

The relevance to trends is more thorny, and complicated by the fact that we are in different countries.

In Australia it is recognised that “domestic violence” is used tactically by mothers to gain unfair advantage in custody proceedings (see reference below). The stakes here are enormous and the damage to fathers crippling, because it will both reduce his time with the children and increase his payments. He will also be unfairly labeled as an “abuser” in his own family because the mother must maintain the fiction. This leads to the ghastly suicide rates in divorced men (up to 6 per day).

This is the extreme end of the unfairness in divorce laws, but it is also common. We don’t have figures for exactly how much, because the government avoids them, but most people can mention male relatives and friends who have been victims. It is also lopsided in favour of women because while it is easy for a woman to take advantage it is almost impossible for a man. We almost never hear of a mother who was removed from her children on a fake case of abuse (although, when it happens, it is equally tragic and reprehensible).

This is aided and abetted by professional feminists and they work relentlessly (on taxpayer salaries) to not only maintain the imbalance but to increase it. It is, quite simply, diabolical.

As to how prevalent it is, I can only repeat the previous I link I gave for Australia.
Undeniably, the overwhelming majority of magistrates in Australia share this perception. For instance, a survey of 38 magistrates in Queensland revealed that 74 per cent of them agreed with the assumption that restraining orders are often used for tactical purposes. Similarly, a survey of 68 magistrates from New South Wales indicated that 90 per cent of them agreed with the statement that restraining orders are often sought as tactical devices to aid applicants with family law disputes, including depriving the former partners of any contact with their children.

The Australian public knows that false accusations of domestic violence are made, but virtually never punished when the claim is disproved. In a national survey with over 12,500 respondents, more than half agreed with the statement that “women going through custody battles often make up or exaggerate claims of domestic violence in order to improve their case, and only 28 per cent disagreed”. While one might expect that men would be more inclined to agree, 42 per cent of women did so as well.
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http://www.newsweekly.com.au/article.php?id=56865

Thanks, sincerely, for your own information.
 
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The “facts” of societal and historical slavery and patriarchal hierarchy with respect the peoples of the bible.
 
Perhaps. And what are the facts “of societal and historical slavery and patriarchal hierarchy with respect the peoples of the bible”.
 
Be specific if you actually want to talk about it 💀
 
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