Here's Nancy Lee DeMaz.

I'm sure you've heard of the Battle of the Sexes.

Now, it may seem to you like the competition between men and women has escalated over the past few decades.

But conflict between men and women is really nothing new.

Just think about it.

It's at the heart of many of Shakespeare's plays.

And before that, ancient writers

imagined warring gods and goddesses whose antagonism affected humans. But to get at the

heart of this conflict, you have to go back much further. Back to one man and one woman in a

garden. This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMaz for Wednesday, November 6th.

Today, Nancy will explore how the battle of the sexes began back in the Garden of Eden.

Nancy's talking with Mary Cassian.

The two of them wrote a workbook called True Woman 101, Divine Design.

They're talking about one of the chapters in that study, Chapter 5 on the Battle of the Sexes,

and they're joined by their friends Carolyn McCulley, Dana Gresh, and Aaron Davis. Let's join the conversation. Now, when I say Battle of the

Sexes, what comes to your mind? I think of that song, anything you can do, I can do better.

I can do anything better than you. See? No, I can. Yes, I can. You know that tongue. They're duking it out over.

Who's the best?

I know.

Men versus women.

Men versus women.

Let's duke it out. That's right. It happens in my house sometimes. Tell us how. Do I have to? Yes. I don't know. you know, I feel like that the whole culture has just created this competition sometime that,

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