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To: Alouette

This process is known as emasculation.


13 posted on 05/12/2008 9:48:35 AM PDT by MSF BU (++)
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To: MSF BU

That may be true to some extent, but a MAN would never stand still for the knife, literally or figuratively, to be utilized.

Most of the feminists are down for the struggle, but have little idea of what to do when the get what they have striven for. They do not cope with the unintended consequences. They want every institution to be as it was when the men were dominate; they just want pants. Well, it doesn’t work that way. Men are a needed positive force in society, notwithstanding the feminists’ protestations and the overwhelming majority of ads on TV.

Many men have just taken their ball(s) and gone elsewhere to play.


14 posted on 05/12/2008 10:04:49 AM PDT by burroak
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To: MSF BU

“This process is known as emasculation.”

Exactly. The problem with these situations is that the women who want to get on board the train immediately start trying to change the train. So programs get feminized with emphasis on feelings rather than logic, on inclusiveness rather than correctness, on social rather than educational programs. When this proves successful, the feminists in these programs turn to feminizing God. And all of this drives the typical males away.

In our church the men and women study the same lessons. During our three hours of religious study and worship time, everyone worships together for 1.25 hours. Then the adults and children meet separately for the remainder of the time with men and women studying scripture together for 45 minutes and the final hour being spent separated between men and women. During the separate times we study exactly the same lessons and scriptures but the takes (as discovered in talking with my husband) are often totally different according to the sexes. I think it is a good balance and we have little imbalance between men and women in church attendance.


22 posted on 05/12/2008 12:30:10 PM PDT by caseinpoint (Don't get thickly involved in thin things)
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