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Even Beth Moore has gone down the path of embracing feminism and inserting it into her classes.

This one in particular:

Myself, any book review that mentions "empowerment" for me means I avoid that book. I tend to be cautious of anyone using liberal feminist buzzwords like empowerment, nurturing, tolerance, diversity, education (when they mean indoctrination)...

There was a book I found in the thrift store wild recently called "But God Remembered" by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso. It is some of the most blatant and in your face feminist retellings of biblical stories I've ever seen. It is focused on women and...

I look at anything written by women as questionable at best to begin with. Anything that relates to doctrinal teaching, unless it falls within the Titus ll guidelines I will just avoid entirely. If it relates to a woman's proper biblical place...

The word you're looking for here is heretic. ;)

As long as we are not defining marriage as having gone to bed with someone. That would be adultery, not marriage. If she actually committed herself in marriage to another, then yes, she cannot be received back into the marriage. Someday I...

Good reminder! People often forget this or try to explain it away.

The ladies chat will now be video only. The typing chat is still available to anyone wanting to chat at any other time. All the details for getting on the video chat are in the first post on this thread.

Myself, any book review that mentions "empowerment" for me means I avoid that book. I tend to be cautious of anyone using liberal feminist buzzwords like empowerment, nurturing, tolerance, diversity, education (when they mean indoctrination)...

There was a book I found in the thrift store wild recently called "But God Remembered" by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso. It is some of the most blatant and in your face feminist retellings of biblical stories I've ever seen. It is focused on women and...

Even Beth Moore has gone down the path of embracing feminism and inserting it into her classes.

I look at anything written by women as questionable at best to begin with. Anything that relates to doctrinal teaching, unless it falls within the Titus ll guidelines I will just avoid entirely. If it relates to a woman's proper biblical place...

Seriously, I often complain about women being too emotional and irrational and then I catch myself doing it and can't stop. Like, what the..?

The word you're looking for here is heretic. ;)