I appreciate seeing the data in this post. It backs up what I’ve heard elsewhere. And I don’t know that any churches are really considering this problem yet—but they should.
So organized religion had decades to see that equality between men and women was becoming the social norm and they did nothing to change the power imbalance in the church. Especially ironic since most of the volunteers in the church are women. Now they have to live with the consequences of their lack of foresight.
If people are convinced that the essence of a faith is to be a bigoted jerk, they are not going to want to be a part of it. It does not matter if their notion is not theological correct, they are generally going to base thier judgement on the loudest voices of said faith.
I'm interested in the racial cross tabs; white evangelicalism is fairly distinct from Latino Catholicism and Black Christianity, and I hesitate to draw any conclusions here without knowing those numbers.
I for one am glad. We need the Divine Feminine more than ever. Patriarchy is done and over. The bible is full of contradictions, mistranslations, sexism, mysogyny. No thank you. Also, there are forgeries. Paul never wrote Timothy 1 or 2.
The article seems to be addressing only Christian religion. My question is where are the women going for their spiritual community? I suspect that many are going to Buddhism and other non-Christian spiritual communities. That is the case for me.
I appreciate seeing the data in this post. It backs up what I’ve heard elsewhere. And I don’t know that any churches are really considering this problem yet—but they should.
So organized religion had decades to see that equality between men and women was becoming the social norm and they did nothing to change the power imbalance in the church. Especially ironic since most of the volunteers in the church are women. Now they have to live with the consequences of their lack of foresight.
If people are convinced that the essence of a faith is to be a bigoted jerk, they are not going to want to be a part of it. It does not matter if their notion is not theological correct, they are generally going to base thier judgement on the loudest voices of said faith.
What the church must NOT do is cater to the woke/feminist views of many young women.
If people refuse to repent, that's on them. (Rev. 2:5, 12, 21; 3:3, 19; 9:20, 21; 22:11
54 percent of our women hold allegiance to Satan.
I'm interested in the racial cross tabs; white evangelicalism is fairly distinct from Latino Catholicism and Black Christianity, and I hesitate to draw any conclusions here without knowing those numbers.
I for one am glad. We need the Divine Feminine more than ever. Patriarchy is done and over. The bible is full of contradictions, mistranslations, sexism, mysogyny. No thank you. Also, there are forgeries. Paul never wrote Timothy 1 or 2.
Feminism is the religion.
It’s also the official cult, or one of them.
Christianity isn’t.
The article seems to be addressing only Christian religion. My question is where are the women going for their spiritual community? I suspect that many are going to Buddhism and other non-Christian spiritual communities. That is the case for me.