GOP Hopeful Harris Says Wives Should Submit

[TexasTowelie]

North Carolina GOP candidate Mark Harris believes that wives should submit to their husbands.

Per a report from Roll Call, Harris, a Baptist preacher, has on multiple occasions made statements that women should submit fully to their husbands. He has also preached that homosexuality is a choice.

Harris defeated current 9th District representative Robert Pittenger, and faces a challenge from democrat Dan McCready for the seat.

McCready jumped on the report, taking to Twitter to respond.

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As a Christian, I believe that we are all created in God’s image. That means men and women are equally valuable and equally capable. My opponent, Mark Harris, is out of step with this district and this century.

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[apcalc]

1. Yup, know that old white male dominant bullshit line

From ‘ true’ Christians...Pence types... gotta keep women down.

“Hey, it’s not my idea...you know , ‘ It’ is in the Bible”

Fuck that. Fuck the patriarchy.

[GWC58]

3. Not only do they not want women in the

military they really don’t want women in the workforce, at all. Their favorite phrase is, most likely, “barefoot & pregnant stay-at-home moms.” Can’t get much more sexist than that. 🤔🤪

[CrispyQ]

6. Man created God to control woman.

Rich (mostly) white men, still stomping around the planet like they are superior to the rest of us, as we face an ecological crisis that may lead to a massive die off of our species. I can't believe we can't get a global movement big enough to tell them to "Sit down & shut the fuck up. You've done enough damage already."

[left-of-center2012]

2. "a Baptist preacher"

Yep...that's part of their religious beliefs.

[bobbieinok]

4. He would claim he's just proclaiming the 'Biblical' role God gave women

This view of 'Biblical truth' has been a major teaching in the SoBaptist churches since their 2000 convention. Jimmy Carter left the SBC in 2000 because of this new emphasis. His statement explaining why he left was widely publicized.

This view is termed 'complementarianism' in Evangelical circles. Grudem, a leading theologian, even came up with a revision of the doctrine of the Trinity to support it. In this view, Jesus was not just subordinate to God while he was on earth; he was subordinate to God from the very beginning. This view is known as the Eternal Subordination of the Son (ESS). So just like Jesus joyfully is subordinate to God, women are to be joyfully subordinate to men. This subordination supposedly extends eternally into heaven.

[bobbieinok]

5. John Piper, a prominent preacher, says men must not ask women for directions. They would be followin

The woman would be leading and the man would be following.

Churches with this teaching do not allow women to lead congregational singing or to teach boys in Sunday School after the boys are 10? 12? Basically women serve in the church nursery and prepare the church dinners. Smiling joyfully all the time, of course.

[AwakeAtLast]

7. Another man who stops reading at that verse