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Originally Posted by Praxeas
Yes I also disagree that the moon is made out of green cheese. I don't go for the new paradigm of single mothers. I don't think lesbians make great mothers. I don't think a "couple" can be two homosexuals. I am a traditional sort Newman and I think the best paradigm for a good family is a husband and wife working together.
I know many mothers in church whose families are not. In fact it is more likely that if the father goes the rest of the family will
What patterns and yes it sure seems some of the posts lately are not just out to help women but rather are biased against men
Men usually end up cooking for themselves nowadays now that both are working, or the single mother decides the man is disposable.
I wasn't the first one to mention discrimination, nor was I the one that suggested Adam wasn't worth the dirt he was made from so Satan attacks the women nor was I the one that suggested families only need a woman not a man. What garbage lol
If you read my posts I say they need BOTH. Im balanced. I said both can be abused and persecuted, not just the woman. I said both are the targets of Satan. Balanced...you see I don't have an agenda to promote males above women nor do I oppose women being treated fairly. I do oppose anything that denigrates males which is often the case when these kinds of discussions come up. Typically people who try to take the side you seem to be on don't know how to have balance. They don't see a middle ground. They are liberals. The people who will take the opposite side and promote the male are probably conservatives more than likely.
The people who realize it's just a trick of Satan to DIVIDE us to take those extreme sides are moderates and we sit here in the middle just shaking our heads at the both of ya. 
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Prax- We are only exploring the issues and looking at many sides of the equation.
1. Case in point... statistics show that there may be alot of mothers rocking cradles, but our prison population is FULL of men who did not have regular contact with or know their father.
So maybe, all the cradle rocking in the world is in vain if dad or someone standing in as a father figure isn't around.
2. My experience is different. I have seen more moms raise kids alone in church than single dads; although some try.
But again, we have an interesting paradox. There may be more single moms in the church trying to raise their kids alone; but when dads are there; so is mom. So who's influence is reaching further?
So you see Prax; there is hope for this thread yet. We just have to dig a little deeper to draw the answers out.
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