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Women’s issues are not the constitutional business of the feds but it gets talked about a lot so here goes from an earlier discussion. This is meant to help women, who I love, as well as all of us...

The core issue and confusion in the women’s movement (founded by Satan himself who hates women) and the world in general include these two things...

1) Satan’s confusion of “Value” vs. “Role”. He told Eve her value was in her role and she fell for it the way women today are falling for it. “I’m only as good as my role or position.” That’s eating from the Tree of Death. Satan tried the same deception on Jesus but it didn’t work (Luke 4:3-12).

A woman’s value is inherent and has nothing to do with her performance. God loves women and sent his only Son to die for her. A woman is valuable because God loves her and the measure of the value is the sacrifice of Jesus God’s only Son, Jesus Christ. That is eating from the Tree of Life. Amen.

2) Focus on Creation vs. Redemption. As I am learning to do, ask the Lord to help you to set your affections on invisible redemption rather than on natural, visible creation. We’ve all grown up relying on and trusting in the natural visible things around us. But natural creation is dead and cannot save anyone, while redemption by the blood of the Lamb is alive and saves all who comes to Jesus. We need Jesus to “disillusion” us from trusting in the visible things for our help, and instead learn how to trust in the invisible things above where is our True Help (Colossians 3:1-2).

Tough stuff, but good stuff.

Hi Jim....me again lol.

Your assessment on the value of women is correct, and applies the same to men.

I think, as the keepers of the keys, that woman have been targeted hard and heavy by the enemy. I thought the other day of an example of how deeply the indoctrination has gone with women vs. men.

If, for instance, someone benign, with supreme power, was to address a large audience of men and women to assign them their roles, with the current way of thinking, I can see something like this.....men being told they are to protect their wives and children, provide well for them, guard them spiritually, and live their lives with their family’s well-being in mind, men would sit and nod and say, “Sure, no problem.”

If that same benign power instructed married women to take care of their husbands and children first and foremost, nurture them, love them, guide them, care for the home, help in the extended family, the community, and keep the atmosphere of peace, making the home a sanctuary, some women would like this just fine. Many would consider it an insult, sadly.

Now, perhaps I’m out of touch with how men feel these days, but I guess I’m thinking of those “toxic” ones who still have some remnants of testosterone.

It’s a shame that women tend to look down on the role of help-mate. I don’t think they realize that the wife and children are the purpose in life for most men.