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Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:
Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything.
The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.

Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.”
This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.
You shall not covet your neighbor's house; you shall not covet your neighbor's wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant, nor his ox, nor his donkey

All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
 
Church going modernist to pander to women has been a grave mistake.
 
Church going modernist to pander to women has been a grave mistake.
When leftist in congress who attend mass concur with mass murder via abortion, I wonder where their priest are in all this.
 
I wonder how that cuck fuck Jesus used fuck women back in the good old days
 
majority of modern church goers are female, supposedly
I remember reading about how men have actually surpassed women in church attendance recently.
 
Based & wise young seer deserving of Must Read Content
 
Women also was barred from leading/ordaining

Here is 1 Timothy 2:12:
I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet.
I think as society got more progressive, the church obviously needed to pander to the more younger generation, so they - the church themselves - became progressive. Explains why the church is full of heretics.
 
might need to convert holy based
 
Dont need a decree to know foids are soulless monsters
 
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The Church knew that almost all foids are not capable of rational reasoning
 
Except it never did? This is such a blatant myth that not even the feminists who are always trying to spin normal things as oppression of women are claiming this anymore.

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I mean, this is completely obvious. If women didn't have souls, what reason would they have to be religious? Lots of medieval noblewomen, just like noblemen, granted lands, wealth and servants to the Church to make sure they'll have a comfy afterlife, and I've never heard of such a donation being refuted with the monks explaining that women don't have souls, therefore those noblewomen shouldn't waste money on them :feelshaha:.
 
Except it never did? This is such a blatant myth that not even the feminists who are always trying to spin normal things as oppression of women are claiming this anymore.

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I mean, this is completely obvious. If women didn't have souls, what reason would they have to be religious? Lots of medieval noblewomen, just like noblemen, granted lands, wealth and servants to the Church to make sure they'll have a comfy afterlife, and I've never heard of such a donation being refuted with the monks explaining that women don't have souls, therefore those noblewomen shouldn't waste money on them :feelshaha:.
The Acta was redacted and censured. What's completely obvious is Gemini being complete shit and not even remotely tenable.
 
Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:

The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.


This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.


All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
I don’t know if this is true because the Catholic Church has always assumed Mary went to Heaven
 
Then she must have an eternal soul meaning women have souls
Her chance at Zion is predicated on her attachment to her partner relative to his Imago Dei. She is the body of the husband so of course she enters apart of him
 
Yep God doesn't see men and femoids equally, because God knows men are superior, and he also knows that Femoids were made to obey and serve men.
 
In almost every Near East Christian society women were inextricably tied to their husband. It isn't absurd to believe that if they don't complete their duty of child bearing and forming a covenant with the man, she won't be let in Zion.
 
The Acta was redacted and censured. What's completely obvious is Gemini being complete shit and not even remotely tenable.
Maybe so, but that then just again brings up the question of why the Church has never really treated women differently than men? They were still required to be religious, to repent for their sins and whatnot, they were never treated as beings for whom that doesn't matter.

I mean, as I pointed out a few months back I believe, the way inheritance worked in the Roman Empire, if a Will wasn't written, the children divided the property irrespective of their gender or birth order. If the Church didn't consider women to be ensouled beings, you'd expect at least some early Christian authors to at least brings this up critically, but AFAIK, none did?

In almost every Near East Christian society women were inextricably tied to their husband. It isn't absurd to believe that if they don't complete their duty of child bearing and forming a covenant with the man, she won't be let in Zion.
In that case they would still have souls by definition, just have different expectations placed on them.
 
Maybe so, but that then just again brings up the question of why the Church has never really treated women differently than men? They were still required to be religious, to repent for their sins and whatnot, they were never treated as beings for whom that doesn't matter.
This literally doesn't mean anything since the vessel always taints the user. Positively or negatively.

I mean, as I pointed out a few months back I believe, the way inheritance worked in the Roman Empire, if a Will wasn't written, the children divided the property irrespective of their gender or birth order. If the Church didn't consider women to be ensouled beings, you'd expect at least some early Christian authors to at least brings this up critically, but AFAIK, none did?
I'm not really sure how this relevant tbh but I'm assuming they did this to just preserve the lineage in general. As for why no theologian critiqued this, probably because it didn't matter nor was it relevant? lol
In that case they would still have souls by definition, just have different expectations placed on them.
You sanctify the vessel that carries your life, no? The pneuma is the only burden in this case.
 
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This literally doesn't mean anything since the vessel always taints the user. Positively or negatively.
I don't really follow what you mean by this? Whether or not men were tainted by being birthed by women is completely irrelevant to why, if the Church considered women to be soulless, would it still require them to seek repentance and believe in God the same way it demanded of men? Afterlife and faith are irrelevant to soulless beings, yet the Church has always promised women a possible salvation through faith, the same it promised to men.

I'm not really sure how this relevant tbh but I'm assuming they did this to just preserve the lineage in general. As for why no theologian critiqued this, probably because it didn't matter nor was it relevant? lol
Depends. If I believed that a portion of the population are soulless beings and I lived in a society that afforded them basically all the property and legal rights of the rest of the population I'd consider to be ensouled and fundamentally different beings from the former, I'd be tempted to at least raise that issue up a little.

You sanctify the vessel that carries your life, no? The pneuma is the only burden in this case.
I'm not sure why a vessel would gain the spiritual qualities of what it carried. Even Mary needed to be born without the Original Sin, rather than being sanctified by giving birth to the Son of God.
 
Based OG church.
 
I don't really follow what you mean by this? Whether or not men were tainted by being birthed by women is completely irrelevant to why, if the Church considered women to be soulless, would it still require them to seek repentance and believe in God the same way it demanded of men? Afterlife and faith are irrelevant to soulless beings, yet the Church has always promised women a possible salvation through faith, the same it promised to men.
High priest always kept their instruments spotless, even the sacrificial ones. It would make sense to assume that the vessels would need to maintain a divine lineage since they bear children.


Depends. If I believed that a portion of the population are soulless beings and I lived in a society that afforded them basically all the property and legal rights of the rest of the population I'd consider to be ensouled and fundamentally different beings from the former, I'd be tempted to at least raise that issue up a little.
I really don't see the logic in doing that, honestly. And, apparently no else in history did either, so it's really a self-defeating claim.

I'm not sure why a vessel would gain the spiritual qualities of what it carried. Even Mary needed to be born without the Original Sin, rather than being sanctified by giving birth to the Son of God.
Yes because she will need to be pious to carry out his lineage and still be purified enough to enter Zion.
 
High priest always kept their instruments spotless, even the sacrificial ones. It would make sense to assume that the vessels would need to maintain a divine lineage since they bear children.



I really don't see the logic in doing that, honestly. And, apparently no else in history did either, so it's really a self-defeating claim.


Yes because she will need to be pious to carry out his lineage and still be purified enough to enter Zion.
If she was actually reverent of logos, she would do the former.
 
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In almost every Near East Christian society women were inextricably tied to their husband. It isn't absurd to believe that if they don't complete their duty of child bearing and forming a covenant with the man, she won't be let in Zion.
Why are there so many saintesses who were childless and never married then?

Like, I'm not religious and am open to any argument, but this is something I've only ever seen feminists who hate Christianity believe in, with them always being clowned on for that by actual Christians and other rightwingers, so seeing a non-feminist claim that this was true is rather unexpected.

I really don't see the logic in doing that, honestly. And, apparently no else in history did either, so it's really a self-defeating claim.
Considering that it was one of the most important part of their society, I very much see why they would comment on that if they truly believed though? One of the most common judiciary documents remaining from that era are inheritance disputes between siblings, including brothers and sisters, which implies how important and common it was in their society.

Also, as I've already implied, we have documents from at least Early Medieval era of noblewomen, nuns, and so on, explicitly referring to their own souls, so, when exactly would the influence of modernism you've mentioned take hold?

Also, thoughts on the Wikipedia page on this?

Since the early modern period, there have apparently been claims that the council of 585 "denied that women have a soul". This tradition can be traced to one Johannes Leyser (1631–1685), a Lutheran pastor from Hesse, who published a work in favour of polygamy, Polygamia Triumphatrix in 1676 in which he wrote, in reference to the council of Macon, "Among the holy fathers there was one who insisted that women cannot, and should not, be called 'human beings' (viz. homines "men")." This information is apparently based on a story told by St. Gregory of Tours in his The History of the Franks. Gregory tells of a council (that may or may not, have been any of the synods at Mâcon) at which the meaning of the Latin word homo was discussed. This Latin word primarily means "human being" but also "adult male". Gregory writes the following in Latin, which is translated by Paul Halsall as:
There came forward at this Council a certain bishop who maintained that woman could not be included under the term 'man.' However, he accepted the reasoning of the other bishops and did not press his case, for the holy book of the Old Testament tells us that in the beginning, when God created man, 'Male and female he created them and called their name Adam,' which means earthly man; even so, he called the woman Eve, yet of both he used the word 'man.'[4]
The claim that a Catholic council denied that "women are human" was taken up by Pierre Bayle in his pamphlets against Catholicism, and Bayle's work was used in anti-Catholic works, the rephrasing of the linguistic questions (does Latin homines include females?) in terms of a question of women having a "soul" is apparently due to one M. Aime-Martin.

 
Why are there so many saintesses who were childless and never married then?
Well, they would be the bride of Christ.
Like, I'm not religious and am open to any argument, but this is something I've only ever seen feminists who hate Christianity believe in, with them always being clowned on for that by actual Christians and other rightwingers, so seeing a non-feminist claim that this was true is rather unexpected.
No right-wing figurehead has actually talked about this.

Considering that it was one of the most important part of their society, I very much see why they would comment on that if they truly believed though? One of the most common judiciary documents remaining from that era are inheritance disputes between siblings, including brothers and sisters, which implies how important and common it was in their society.
There is zero correlation. It was simply a pragmatic choice since the women would likely hold the anchor for the future masculine line.

and common it was in their society.

Also, as I've already implied, we have documents from at least Early Medieval era of noblewomen, nuns, and so on, explicitly referring to their own souls, so, when exactly would the influence of modernism you've mentioned take hold?

Also, thoughts on the Wikipedia page on this?





Anima is entirely different from pneuma.

Also, thoughts on the Wikipedia page on this?





Again, the Acta's primary source was altered. The point of the thread isn't even about the decree anyway. I just used it as a heuristic

when exactly would the influence of modernism you've mentioned take hold?







I allude to the fact that by modernism I meant post-Enlightenment.
 
Well, they would be the bride of Christ.
Yeah, and gaining salvation like the men, which then brings us to the question of how their path to salvation would've been any different from men's, if piety was the way for women as well.

No right-wing figurehead has actually talked about this.
Because it's a very fringe thing that rarely pops up.

There is zero correlation. It was simply a pragmatic choice since the women would likely hold the anchor for the future masculine line.
Maybe. AFAIK, that was the law for most of Rome's existence, and it was simply so since all of a man's children had a right to inherit his property if they weren't specifically disinherited.

Anima is entirely different from pneuma.
How relevant would those differences be to the people who clearly referred to an immortal soul meant to experience afterlife regardless of what word they used for it?

Again, the Acta's primary source was altered. The point of the thread isn't even about the decree anyway. I just used it as a heuristic
By whom and for what reason have they been altered, and how do you know what the originals were if they were changed so successfully that I can't find any information on this on the internet that isn't just making fun of the idea that Catholics wouldn't believe that women have souls?

We have a massive amount of clerical texts from the Middle Ages and before. If you have any record of any cleric claiming this and being supported by others, feel free to share it here. The first paragraph in your original post is especially in need of sources to back it up.
 
Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:

The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.


This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.


All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
Agh, yes.

Catholicism ruled most of the world until Great Apostasy, some say, 1000AD, others says around the 16th century, when Freemasons and crypto-Jew neophytes infiltrated after the Blood purity laws.

Yes, Catholicism was 100% based, and now we have Jews larping as Nazis and white nationalists telling everyone that modern 'Catholicism' is Catholic and should be destroyed.

Tertullian can be seen as an early Christocel, as he wrote very much against female hypergamy and was celibate himself. Augustine, similarly.

The first Christian, Jesus Christ, arguably a volcel, understood blackpill.

His Mystical Body, the Church, divinely inspired, knew that if the secret of evolution was ever allowed to spread, the masses would act in a similar fashion as women act today, accepting the idea of evolution for 'eugenics' purposes, thwarting the family and depriving men of the opposite sex.

So in a counter-intuitive way, the Church — then the ruler of the world —understood that if you want humans to “evolve” away from their animal nature into a civilized form, you must keep the secret of evolution... a secret.

Christian groups in Texas want schools to teach Creationism along with Evolution. Perhaps the Church is trying to turn back the damage caused by letting masses study “evolution”.

There might, likewise, be a similar reason why the Church opposed Heliocentrism.

Humans will act more civilized if we think we are special and the center of the universe. Tinder and other modern-day ills happen because people think we are simply evolved apes who are on a tiny rock orbiting a small star which is among billions of other similar stars.

Therefore, the church knew about evolution but opposed faggot Charles Darwin because they understood that if the masses were given this knowledge it would lead to disaster.

Tinder proved them right.

We can learn a similar secret in Jesus, who stood at 4’6 short.

The official physical description of Jesus from Bishops to Emperor Theodosius in the 4th Century, which is the official Catholic Church's description of Jesus' physical appearance, as quoted by Eisler, ([26]:393–394,414–415), describes Him, here "quoting Hierosolymitanus and John of Damascus, [...] as having had connate eyebrows with goodly eyes and being [...] long-faced, crooked and well-grown. In a letter of certain bishops to the Emperor Theophilus, Jesus's height is described as 3 cubits (four foot six), which was also the opinion of Ephrem Syrus (320–379 AD): "God took human form and appeared in the form of three human ells (cubits); he came down to us small of stature."

Theodore of Mopsuestia likewise claimed that the appearance of Christ was smaller than that of the children of Jacob (Israel).

Jesus's prediction that he would be taunted "Physician, heal yourself" may suggest that Jesus was indeed physically deformed ("crooked" or hunch-backed), as claimed in the early Christian texts.

And here's the most interesting part: "Justin Martyr, Tertullian, and Ambrose considered lack of physical attractiveness in Jesus as fulfilling the messianic prophecy Suffering Servant narrative of Isaiah 53."

Ancients weren’t stupid, they knew the truth.

They knew that tall, chads get respected and short incels get mocked. They knew that if the messiah came down, he won’t come as chad, that would be too easy. He would instead come in the form of a short man.

Jesus came to suffer and sacrifice himself for short and ugly men, the fact that he is short already shows that God knows that short, ugly men came to suffer. It seems that ties into a greater pattern of Jesus’s external circumstances (such as his background and physical appearance).

Let’s face it, He wasn’t tall, handsome and well built with blue eyes (contrary to the way he’s been regularly illustrated over the course of history, since many simply cannot comprehend such a divine figure looking like an average guy, or 'worse' — lookism at work).

For the Son of God, he was quite unremarkable when it comes to physical appearance.

But I am fairly certain that’s the whole point; why would Jesus need to be a good looking guy born into luxury and greatness? What lesson would be learnt? What suffering would he need to go through?

Our Jesus Christ was a short, ugly man. He didn’t come down as a chad, instead he came in the form of a short man.

"For he grew up before him like a young plant, and like a root out of dry ground; he had no form or majesty that we should look at him, and no beauty that we should desire him. – Book of Isaiah, Chapter 53, Verse 2."
 
Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:

The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.


This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.


All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
I remember walking into a Traditional Catholic gift shop with mother and they were selling old books.

I said, mom, I'm going to turn to a page in a book and you have to do what it says.

So I found a book written in early 1900's, turned to a random page, and it basically said women cannot be leaders, and cannot dictate sex.

She got really mad.
 
Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:

The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.


This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.


All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
The Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses. Rather a new institution was created after Vatican II, fronted by Freemasons and rabbis, for the soul purpose or building a caricature for which to attack and discredit.

Unfortunately, the Catholic Church believes in the prophesies that she will eventually be taken over by Jews, Freemasons, women and modernism, and then the End will come.

It was a decent time then, as with their significant social power over the world, any incel here would have had a wife and children, and a home and garden.
 
Back when the Catholic Church was a serious social institutions it decreed that women were soulless. The logic was basically that since homo is restricted to the genus vir, (humanitas almost entirely referred to men in Latin thought) woman were animata, meaning they possessed vitality, but don't have the pneuma, the immortal rational soul granted by the Holy Spirit. And that, because the Apostles were all-male, the ontological capacity for spiritual authority is genetically exclusive to the masculine line thus woman being the secondary creation from the rib of Adam, are only able to participate in salvation through her attachment to a man.

Genesis 9:3 says:

The Hebrew word used in this line is foo le-ochlah, which means food or flesh to be ravished. Since women are soulless, they're just flesh by definition. Following a simple logical line, since it's biblically permissible for man to ravish flesh, this would also grant him permission to ravish women since there is no real distinction between soulless homo and flesh/meat.


This line here now makes it patently clear that the numen/God denies the idea of women having the ability to reject a man and common law relationships. And that since women now are no longer tied to a sovereign patriarch, it is up to the man if he wants to plow women, not women.

To top this off, I will cite the 10th commandment, in a conceit, the numen declares women property to the patriarch, if there is no owner of the property, the property of course goes to the next dominant power, which as established is of course the vir hoi polloi or the male masses.


All this means that women can't refuse men sex and simultaneously be Christian. FLDS got this right but got perverted by inbreds.

If only the Catholic Church hadn't succumb to modernism to appeal to the rabble masses, as with their significant social power, we would have probably never saw the rise of inceldom.
Now that i know this guy is complete ragebait, this thread makes more sense.
 
I disagree with the church
 
Yeah, and gaining salvation like the men, which then brings us to the question of how their path to salvation would've been any different from men's, if piety was the way for women as well.


Because it's a very fringe thing that rarely pops up.


Maybe. AFAIK, that was the law for most of Rome's existence, and it was simply so since all of a man's children had a right to inherit his property if they weren't specifically disinherited.


How relevant would those differences be to the people who clearly referred to an immortal soul meant to experience afterlife regardless of what word they used for it?


By whom and for what reason have they been altered, and how do you know what the originals were if they were changed so successfully that I can't find any information on this on the internet that isn't just making fun of the idea that Catholics wouldn't believe that women have souls?

We have a massive amount of clerical texts from the Middle Ages and before. If you have any record of any cleric claiming this and being supported by others, feel free to share it here. The first paragraph in your original post is especially in need of sources to back it up.
You're literally repeating yourself. How many times do you want me to answer the same questions?

We have a massive amount of clerical texts from the Middle Ages and before. If you have any record of any cleric claiming this and being supported by others, feel free to share it here. The first paragraph in your original post is especially in need of sources to back it up.
Just look at the concilia galliae. The Acta was purged and edited during the Carolingian recensions. And again, it was a heuristic, and it doesn't negate the ontic of the claim. The fact that you're continuing to deliberately aver irrelevant minutiaes just goes to show you're intentionally being choplogic and not worth my time.


Because it's a very fringe thing that rarely pops up.
Can you show litterally any video of any feminist you know that are claiming this? This is a very archaic brabble.

How relevant would those differences be to the people who clearly referred to an immortal soul meant to experience afterlife regardless of what word they used for it?
The soul is the form, the anima is the ground, the beatic unity of these two forces is what brings the former to Zion.
 
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You're literally repeating yourself. How many times do you want me to answer the same questions?


Just look at the concilia galliae. The Acta was purged and edited during the Carolingian recensions. And again, it was a heuristic, and it doesn't negate the ontic of the claim. The fact that you're continuing to deliberately aver irrelevant minutiaes just goes to show you're intentionally being choplogic and not worth my time.



Can you show litterally any video of any feminist you know that are claiming this? This a very archaic brabble.


The soul is the form, the anima is the ground, the beatic unity of these two forces is what brings the former to Zion.
I can't tell if it's a reading comprehension thing or you're deliberately being dissimulative.
 
@The Notorious SLAV I'm aware you live by zero greater elanic chronicon but compounding anti-logos Ioudaios was when the line was crossed. Insulting my honor by deliberately engaging in bad faith debate tactics is where you really pushed it and I can no longer allow you to engross my time any further unless you apologize.
 
If women didn't have souls, what reason would they have to be religious? Lots of medieval noblewomen, just like noblemen, granted lands, wealth and servants to the Church to make sure they'll have a comfy afterlife, and I've never heard of such a donation being refuted with the monks explaining that women don't have souls, therefore those noblewomen shouldn't waste money on them :feelshaha:.
Validation. Most human beings are irrational and women altogether more-so than the average person. Women love being validated for the smallest thing they do for whatever reason. The group aspect too. I wouldn't trust an LLM over a human being either.
 

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