In current circumstances, for the majority of people I know, it's very difficult to move up the ladder in the chain of success. It's always going to be like this no matter how much better conditions become. However, I just want to strive to get there doing everything the right way. I don't care about cutthroat people- I don't care about those who try to use me and then ditch me when they don't need me anymore. I don't care because their factor in my equation is negligible.
In life, of all the schools I've been to, it was right under my nose. It's a very simple motto that I will share: Knowledge is power! It takes a lot of effort and then accumulating knowledge and then making appropriate transitions to obtaining what you want. Being a dude, I can see why a pretty significant portion of females would want to rely on a guy. Females grow up with this sense of emotional maturity but their physique doesn't really give them a chance to be super active like the most strongest male athlete in the world. They just naturally grow up to be the weaker vessel than males, but it doesn't mean that they shouldn't have equal privileges. Here's the controversial thing- the New Testament which is found on principles of love and this great news about the supposedly great God-man named Jesus and how placing faith on him ensures this sense of sincerity and much more to come for fulfillment in anyone's life has an issue that some women hate. There are some women who like to be the ones aggressively in power and conquering other males like the crazy individuals they could be, but anyway, a verse in the Bible states that women shouldn't be ordained pastors of a church according to Paul in one of his epistles.
I used to support the possible idea of this woman who goes by an androgynous name Lee and the female pastors being a leader at her church from lack of people, but it's probably lacking in people because probably God can't really bless the church with great attendance from being really weird to society and also other churches being out there. I think having female pastors is a form of heresy in the Bible. I guess if the woman wants to feel important, she could be called pastor all she wants by the ladies but for the men, it should be said unofficially. Here's the context I seem to naturally conjure up right now; the Bible is subject to misinterprations but luckily it's been around a couple millenia so now there's enough history and evidence for people to not do stupid things to each other like kill each other over just disagreeing with some religious fanfare.
The Bible appeals so greatly to the woman with being submissive in a sensitive way like Jesus was when he let himself be crucified. No one is God in the world we're living in and everyone sinned except for this self-professed Christ. Everyone pretty much deserves wraith from God because the Bible states the wages of sin is death. Therefore, you don't go about self-mutilating yourself or killing bad people to think you're a righteous man of God. With whatever the woman could muster up in being submissive, it's just so beautiful. I'm a dude whose very wrought with heavy recklessness by people- it's just brought on dudes in general. For the woman, she has to just be gentle and submissive and then she starts attracting all sorts of people and making friends that easily.
I honestly don't care about a minister getting all this recognition- I care about hearing what he has to say relating to his ministry and how God is working in his life and to also be taught how to live commendably serving the Lord. If a woman became this aggressive shepherd all of a sudden with an assembly at a church, the woman whose supposed to be submissive as much as she can in a sensible way to show this beautiful act that attracts people starts losing her appeal in leading followers to Christ. Nothing wrong with the woman being prideful about Jesus though. There are other women out there who don't really want to be that religious and serve as a religious leader when they would rather care for their beautiful baby and be in love with a really handsome hubby. Women being a pastor will throw some sinners in this world off including women. I might have a strong heart to listen to everything this relgious lady wants to say and debate heartily with her, but it's a plane found in a different social environment. Therefore, I'm going to highly discourage a woman from becoming an ordained pastor; it's like the army barring women from joining the Special Forces. The politics with the context stated by a Congress man who was my high school teacher is that they don't want the female soldier to be caught in a heavily dangerous mission which happens to the best soldiers and then get raped and end up with a child of a mean terrorist! Maybe if she decided to make some physical alterations to be more like a man, but that's just to bizarre for moms and dads in general and too out of touch with reality. Men and women alike need to be in touch with this world and be good stewards to the best of their ability, so I think if a woman tried her best to be submissive in most areas then it would be absolutely fine. I mean if she's not in the mood then she's not in the mood for being abused so the context wouldn't deal with the issue of being submissive or not.
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