To promote a woman to bear rule, superiority,

dominion, or empire above any realm, nation or city,

is repugnant to nature,

contumelius to God, a thing most contrary to his revealed

will and approved ordinance, and finally it is the subversion of good order of all equity and justice. John Knox from the first blast of the trumpet against the monstrous

regiment of women. Princeton theologian BB Warfield, a contemporary of first-wave feminist leaders, Elizabeth Katie Stanton, and

Susan B. Anthony, pointed out that feminism viewed the individual rather than the family

as the fundamental unit of society. Warfield wrote,

to Paul, the human race is made up of families.

And every several organism, the church included, is composed of families,

united together by this or that bond. The relation of the sexes in the family

follows it therefore into the church. However, to the feminist movement the human race is

made up of individuals. A woman is just another individual by the side of the man,

and it can see no reason for any differences in dealing with the two."

Thus feminism's anti-family individualism also opposed male rule in the church.

Warfield concluded quote, and indeed if we can ignore the great fundamental

natural differences of sex and destroy the great fundamental social unit of the family

in the interest of individualism there does not seem any reason why we should not

wipe out the differences established by Paul between the sexes in the church.

Quoted from Zachary Garris' forthcoming New Christen impress book,

Honor Thy fathers recovering the anti-feminist theology of the reformers.

A few years ago, a member of my church out in Ogden happened upon

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