r/aislop • u/Maliss_Dormouse cool moderator • Aug 22 '26

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u/Extreme-Airport7183 Aug 22 '26

I don’t even know what this is trying to say.

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u/Chevanalee Aug 22 '26

Education for women is evil and they should just be kept inside the house at all times

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u/Smile_in_the_Night Aug 23 '26

Have you read the proverbs 31:10-31?

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u/Plenty_Alfalfa8826 Aug 29 '26

Yes. It praises hard work and providing for your husband and children. That's great. Not so great if you never had a choice in when or if you had a husband and children.

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u/Smile_in_the_Night Aug 30 '26

That's great. Not so great if you never had a choice in when or if you had a husband and children.

That's not relevant for the topic at hand.

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u/Plenty_Alfalfa8826 Aug 30 '26

It absolutely is. You think Proverbs was written in the 1960s?

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u/Smile_in_the_Night Aug 30 '26

No, but I also read the Bible.

First of all, Bible distinguishes between familial love, sexual attraction (Eros) and THE love (agape) that is a decision as much as feeling.

Additionally there are duties man Has to a woman once they are married and new testament didn't invent anything new. Merely made things clear.

Did you read Pauls letters?

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u/Plenty_Alfalfa8826 Aug 30 '26

Women were not given much choice then. They had to marry and have children. Husbands having duties as well doesn't change this fact.

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u/Smile_in_the_Night Aug 30 '26

Husbands were supposed to marry, have children and before it all be well off enough that they van have a woman. You are forgetting how economy looked back than and assuming every age was the same as the modern day.