"Minister" is scared of "dem girlz..."

[Archae]

"Dem girlz got cooties! I iz sceered of dem!"

Christian Pastor Preaches Against Women Having the Right to Vote or Getting a Job Outside the Home

Christian Pastor Steven Anderson recently uploaded a clip from an old sermon in which he rails against women’s rights.

He’s angry they were ever given any in the first place and nostalgic for the days when they didn’t have them.

And the Bible, of course, justifies all this.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2016/02/10/christian-pastor-preaches-against-women-having-the-right-to-vote-or-getting-a-job-outside-the-home/?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=friendlyatheist_021116UTC050207_daily&utm_content=&spMailingID=50677951&spUserID=MTE4MTY1MzAzMTE5S0&spJobID=861380579&spReportId=ODYxMzgwNTc5S0

[RKP5637]

1. Insanity on the pulpit. So many guys like this are mentally disturbed, but sadly get a

flock of the same ilk.

[Arugula Latte]

2. That fucking Bible again.

I'm amazed that so many modern people regard it as anything other than a collection of mythology on par with stories about Zeus and Thor.

[HughBeaumont]

3. +100000.

I'm always half concerned/half apprehensive at people who take a book of supernatural stories so seriously that they want to inject these supernatural tales as a means of governance, as a means of cultural dictation and a blueprint for patriarchal dictatorship.

It's also pretty bizarre when they credit plain and simple dumb luck, coincidence, accidents of history, science and genetic inheritance to an invisible man in the sky. It's as if there cannot be a reason for anything good or bad to happen unless there's a daddy, real or imagined, involved.

[Arugula Latte]

4. All you say is very true.