The Persecution of Women in the Church

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by Rhoni

That is a ridiculous post. This thread is not about Apostolic feminism but the abuse of authority and power. It can be done by women as well as men. PP you have a one track mind and it is on the wrong track.

No, it is supposed to be about the abuse of authority and power, but it is clearly demonstrating secular feminism in the church.

[Rhoni]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Thank you for the clarity this evening Rhoni .... these two terms are often mixed up .... even in the classroom

you are welcome...just thought I couldn't let that slide

Blessings, Rhoni

P.S. I will get that book you mentioned and read it...sounds interesting. Thank-you.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Scott, you're sweet!

I'm not really just ask my wife,she says I have yall fooled.

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

My wife loves me too, she can keep me cool in the summer,and keep me warm in the winter.

Scott, sound like you've got it made. Does she do windows and can we go on wife swap together?

[Rhoni]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

No, it is supposed to be about the abuse of authority and power, but it is clearly demonstrating secular feminism in the church.

I respectfully disagree. You clearly wear your submission to your husband as a badge of courage & humility.

Blessings, Rhoni

[Nahum]

Originally Posted by Rhoni

That is a ridiculous post. This thread is not about Apostolic feminism but the abuse of authority and power. It can be done by women as well as men. PP you have a one track mind and it is on the wrong track.

Must have hit too close to home, huh?

Miss Brattified's post struck at the very heart of the feminist's agenda, which is to mandate female dominance over males. It is not about equality.

The thread's premise is a thinly veiled attack on traditional Apostolic culture. BTW, I am socially liberal regarding standards, but I see the premise of this thread as pure rubbish. The original post demeaned traditional Pentecostal women in a big way.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Dantheman1

Contrary to your last comment, it is not you who liberates any woman or man, it is Christ Jesus. I believe the best way to view this observation of historically shameful behavior is simply to trust that God had his hand in the church fathers of these last few centuries. Who through the enlightenment of the Holy Spirit, opened not only their understanding of women's roles in church today,( although there are many Hispanic Pentecostal churches who still forbid women to preach based on what Paul wrote in the epistles). They also stood next to their wives whose struggles mirrored that of the feminine roles in our multi-cultural influenced society we live in. Most women in Pentecost history had no confusion over their ministries and God's will in their lives. They often harbored, nutured, and educated men in their schools they founded to bring forth the spread of Pentecostal movement. Praise God for the hindsight, foresight and insight into what HE is doing today!
(Call me long-winded, there's nothing good on TV these days).

Elder Epley ain't HISPANIC.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

Must have hit too close to home, huh?

Miss Brattified's post struck at the very heart of the feminist's agenda, which is to mandate female dominance over males. It is not about equality.

The thread's premise is a thinly veiled attack on traditional Apostolic culture. BTW, I am socially liberal regarding standards, but I see the premise of this thread as pure rubbish. The original post demeaned traditional Pentecostal women in a big way.

Do you hear the choppers? Can you see dead people?

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by crazyhomie

Scott, sound like you've got it made. Does she do windows and can we go on wife swap together?

I might be considered a liberal, but I'm not liberal enough to wife swap.
But hey I'm not UPCI so I can preach on a tv. broadcast.

[Rhoni]

Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

Must have hit too close to home, huh?

Miss Brattified's post struck at the very heart of the feminist's agenda, which is to mandate female dominance over males. It is not about equality.

The thread's premise is a thinly veiled attack on traditional Apostolic culture. BTW, I am socially liberal regarding standards, but I see the premise of this thread as pure rubbish. The original post demeaned traditional Pentecostal women in a big way.

The original post was written by a man and I did not think it demeaning to Apostolic women in any way. Most of our 'traditons' are cultural and not truly Biblical.:sshhh