Well, we are once again way off topic.
Nonetheless, you seem to have real issues. Your problem lies not in the fact that the bible condones slavery, but that the bible condones a slavery other then the traditional slavery you have accepted as being the only possible slavery in existance. Which, is not true, not matter how hard you try and twist scripture to fit your believes.
---- Back to the womens topic ----
I asked a women to deal with it, one whom I trust to be "on the ball."
And the blunt reality of it is that you have done nothing more then attempting to undermine peoples believe by twisting scripture in a manner that scripture calls sowing confusion. And I don't need to tell all the Christians here, who the author of Confusion is.
Scripture does not demean women, as a matter of fact, if you actually took the time and did a character assessment, you will find that man and women balance each other perfectly and neither is given place over another when it comes to gender.
Scripture states that Jesus said that if you wish to become great in the kingdom, you must learn to be servant to all. No gender is attached to that statement.
It is satan who points the finger at women as being less, because "she" is the one who bore his arch-rival, the Son of God. He persecutes women relentlessly even to this day, through occults, the silencing of women, genital mutilation and more. By taking away their children if they do not give birth to a son in some countries or infecting them with HIV in other countries because it is believed sex with a virgin girl will cure them of AIDS. By having them think they are settling for less so they are out with their sleeves rolled up next to their supposed counterparts screaming equality and fighting for equal pay and or perception. It's all demonic. Satan doesn't like women because of what they represent - the one who gave birth to the one that brought his end crashing down all around him. It's like a permanent grudge he carries for all eternity and he is always getting idiots to believe the rhetoric that women are less than men. Gen 3:15
She has never bought into this gender role play because she see's herself as so much more then then her gender, or her reproductive organs. She sees herself as a traveler in a world on her way to the next and her body is but a mere container of what lives within. It doesn't matter to her what her gender is and what the perception of her worth may or may not be to someone grossly misperceiving the scriptures or twisting them.
Wou are put here to learn across the board as a whole, finding "wholeness" and "oneness" in Christ. It has never been about gender but rather conquering and overcoming adversity (whether women once weren't able to vote and can vote now, or men getting paternity benefits if they choose to stay at home to rear the children) etc. etc. When it comes down to it, does it really matter that much-? It's about humility before the Lord and doing what your asked no matter your gender, age, ethnicity, etc.
