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More fun from FSTDT!
Dec. 14th, 2007 07:21 pmTwo goodies today!
http://www.fstdt.com/fundies/Default.aspx
"Why you may ask? And how long is long you may also ask. Well, if you read in the New Testament you will find the part where the woman wiped Jesus's feet with her hair. It was an act of love and a sign of submission to God and it showed her being humble. So, a woman's hair ought to be long enough to wipe the feet of Jesus, should she have the chance or else she would miss out on the opportunity on the account that she was being selfih and wanted things her way. It doesn't matter what we want but what God wants us to do according to the Bible. God gave us His Word for faith and practice for our everyday lives including every area in our lives. If I claim to be a christian and against feminism I ought to be living like it according to the Bible. God's Word is my standard thus I want to live like it."
I guess this is sort of the reverse of the people who incessantly ask women with long hair if they're growing it for Locks of Love. "No, I'm growing it for Jesus!"
"I find it almost amusing if it weren't so sad that women want to keep their maiden names instead of taking on their husband's names when they marry. Some say that they "lose their identity" by taking on their husbands name. Women see it as "giving up" their maiden name. Let's face it. Us women will always have the name of a man. Either our fathers name or our husbands name. God meant it like that. A woman is under the protection and authority of her father until marriage. Her last name is an indicator of that. When she gets married her last name changes to show the new protection and authority in her life. I don't understand why women are so eager to keep their father's name...either way it's a man's name."
Many of you know this is one of my particular pet peeves.
DV
http://www.fstdt.com/fundies/Default.aspx
"Why you may ask? And how long is long you may also ask. Well, if you read in the New Testament you will find the part where the woman wiped Jesus's feet with her hair. It was an act of love and a sign of submission to God and it showed her being humble. So, a woman's hair ought to be long enough to wipe the feet of Jesus, should she have the chance or else she would miss out on the opportunity on the account that she was being selfih and wanted things her way. It doesn't matter what we want but what God wants us to do according to the Bible. God gave us His Word for faith and practice for our everyday lives including every area in our lives. If I claim to be a christian and against feminism I ought to be living like it according to the Bible. God's Word is my standard thus I want to live like it."
I guess this is sort of the reverse of the people who incessantly ask women with long hair if they're growing it for Locks of Love. "No, I'm growing it for Jesus!"
"I find it almost amusing if it weren't so sad that women want to keep their maiden names instead of taking on their husband's names when they marry. Some say that they "lose their identity" by taking on their husbands name. Women see it as "giving up" their maiden name. Let's face it. Us women will always have the name of a man. Either our fathers name or our husbands name. God meant it like that. A woman is under the protection and authority of her father until marriage. Her last name is an indicator of that. When she gets married her last name changes to show the new protection and authority in her life. I don't understand why women are so eager to keep their father's name...either way it's a man's name."
Many of you know this is one of my particular pet peeves.
DV
