Preaching Evil Attitudes

[Coonskinner]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I didn't watch it "looking for fault in her manner"....I didn't even find her manner all that offensive...I just found it to be...carnal. If a woman is going to LEAD and TEACH other women, she needs to hold herself to a higher standard, and give the women she is teaching an example of what they ought to be, not a reflection of what they already are, and what they already know.

She was presenting "Juanita Bynum", not "Jesus Christ."

Considering her personal problems, I can even say its understandable. But that doesn't mean she couldn't or shouldn't have done better.

The content of what she said bothered me, not her tone of voice so much.

Originally Posted by philjones

Bro. Blume,

I hear what you are saying regarding the context of the meeting but I am afraid the context of the meeting is dwarfed and overshadowed by the much more significant context of her personal life.

Surely you agree!

so because she was having marital issues of her own and was about to get beat up by her husband in just a few short weeks she can't teach a seminar to abused/battered women???

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I didn't watch it "looking for fault in her manner"....I didn't even find her manner all that offensive...I just found it to be...carnal. If a woman is going to LEAD and TEACH other women, she needs to hold herself to a higher standard, and give the women she is teaching an example of what they ought to be, not a reflection of what they already are, and what they already know.

She was presenting "Juanita Bynum", not "Jesus Christ."

Considering her personal problems, I can even say its understandable. But that doesn't mean she couldn't or shouldn't have done better.

everyone could pretty much always do better... There is a massive gulf, however, between "could've down better" and "evil"...