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Binkie The Clown

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1. "Christian" and "feminist" are words that are defined a lot of different ways by different people

Reply to Brainstormy (Original post)

Thu Dec 14, 2017, 05:45 PM

Dec 2017

I'm sure some would define "Christian" so as to exclude "feminists", while others would define "feminist" to exclude "Christian", and other still would define both to be inclusive of the other. So, does "Christian" exclude "feminist"? I would say it depends on one's agenda as reflected by the way they define those two words.

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Just wondering [View all] Brainstormy Dec 2017 OP

"Christian" and "feminist" are words that are defined a lot of different ways by different people Binkie The Clown Dec 2017 #1

I hear that, but Brainstormy Dec 2017 #4

Release your mind to more productive endeavors (n/t) PJMcK Dec 2017 #2

with all due respect, WTF Brainstormy Dec 2017 #8

I meant no disrespect PJMcK Dec 2017 #12

nah, there are protestant sects that are very egalitarian. Voltaire2 Dec 2017 #3

OK. Hit me with one. Brainstormy Dec 2017 #5

oh lets start with the unitarians Voltaire2 Dec 2017 #6

well, you have to admit that Brainstormy Dec 2017 #9

You asked for one and I gave you four. Voltaire2 Dec 2017 #11

No. elleng Dec 2017 #7

I always wonder about... uriel1972 Dec 2017 #10