As one who has been in or around southern holiness for nearly five decades I really cannot see this.
Women, as a culture, have made much more dramatic changes in their fashion than have men over the last 50-60 years. In an attempt to maintain the status quo of a 1950 Norman Rockwell looking family yes the onus is therefore greater on the female.
So yes in that sense it is harder on the women. But I have not seen any "conspiracy to manipulate" or "keep women in their place" by use of "standards."
True.
Dan, what is your opinion of the many other Christians in North America who do not have any of the outward stuff, but fully understand that Man being created first was God's idea...
I think the freedom's society has given women are great... I firmly believe Jesus was the first women's liberater... I don't believe when he created Man and Woman that he intended for Man to Lord over the Woman and keep her under his feet.
STILL, It might serve us well to look around at society now... the children who are being parented by school systems...
I fear sometimes Christians forget that the creator knew the way it would work the best... Women aren't meant to be chattel, nor are they meant to be men.
__________________ Mrs. LPW
Psalm 19:14
Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.
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