Hello all!
Found this article discussed (with disgust) on Facebook, thought I poke it over here to compare reactions (for science).
7 Steps to Grooming Your Young Christian Wife
Brings up some things to do with our
Taken in Hand/Domestic Discipline
thread.
A few of my thoughts:
I think he spent too much time trying to make his use of the word "grooming" seem like a philosophical choice. Though I kind of agree, I still think click bait was the main reason he used it.
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On the subject though, while some say that "neither husband or wife can deny, but also neither can demand", I find this dubious. It sounds like an attempt to pacify people who reject the whole idea.
Found this article discussed (with disgust) on Facebook, thought I poke it over here to compare reactions (for science).
7 Steps to Grooming Your Young Christian Wife
Brings up some things to do with our
Taken in Hand/Domestic Discipline
thread.
A few of my thoughts:
I think he spent too much time trying to make his use of the word "grooming" seem like a philosophical choice. Though I kind of agree, I still think click bait was the main reason he used it.
It seems to me that if this can be taken as "a command to make her satisfy you" then you can easily say that wives are commanded the same thing. Rather, "let her satisfy thee" grammatically speaking is a command to be satisfied, not to make her do anything (the only confusion would be if someone thought it meant "allow her to satisfy thee"
).On the subject though, while some say that "neither husband or wife can deny, but also neither can demand", I find this dubious. It sounds like an attempt to pacify people who reject the whole idea.
