Son, I feel sorry for ya, really I do.
The only reason I haven’t gone point for point with you, is you’re wrong, you know you’re wrong, but your “training” won’t let you admit it.
Like I said, God will tell us which is right. I think I am, so do you.
I’ll pray for the women in your family, cause if you really do feel this way...they must already live in hell.
And that, is the greatest pity.
That makes as much sense as not feeding someone because you know they're hungry.
I've already demonstrated, by your own standard, that the God of the Bible punishes a people by putting women and children in charge, but somehow you've twisted that into a good thing.
So what kind of attitude would one expect to be held by people under such a punishment, yours or mine?
As for the women in my family: I've been married to only one, small business owning, professional woman, with more national awards of professional recognition than I can count, for the past twenty 24 years. Can you claim as much?
We've had HER mother living with us for the past eight years in a house we purpose built for all of us to live together, with her contributing one third of the price of the home. Does your MIL think that much of you?
MY mother moved a thousand miles ten years ago to be closer to us. What about yours?
I went to the other side of the planet to adopt our one and only daughter three years ago, which means I had to be vetted by not only our government, but by the government of her country of origin. What kind of scrutiny have you undergone as a prospective parent, or follow-ups afterward?
My daughter is known as "the little ambassador" at her preschool, because the owner of the school makes sure to introduce her to parents considering the school for their own kids. Can you boast as much?
The problem with people like you is you point to your garden full of weeds and call it good, because more crap is growing in it than a well tended garden. What you don't understand is allowing the naturally occurring weeds to grow doesn't add to the health of your garden: it takes away from it.