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In article <344545be.27652068@news1.ibm.net>,
Gary Paul Sarsok <sarsok@ibm.net> wrote:
>In Genisis,
>It was the woman who sinned against man's law, and the man that sinned
>against God's law. 

You get this from where?

Genesis 3:2-3  "And the woman said unto the serpent: 'Of the fruit of the
trees of the garden we may eat; but of the fruit of the tree which is in
the midst of the garden God hath said: Ye shall not eat of it, lest ye
die.'"

"God hath said."  Not "Adam hath said."  God's law, not man's.

>And so it must be that women must not interfere in
>the roles of a husband and vice versa. We are fundamentaly broken
>because of the first sin. And women in this time and era, are trying
>to subsume roles under the guise of equality, when in effect it is
>domination/castration they really desire. It should be obvious that in
>other cultures that became effeminate the culture was doomed. As the
>tide of more effeminate men and role reversals with women predominate
>our culture, it will be the death knoll of our civilisation as it has
>been for others who embraced paganism.

You mean like the Romans, who were pagan at their height, and embraced
Christianity in their downfall?  Or the Egyptians, pagan start to finish,
with a lifespan of Empire that has been unparallelled since?
-- 
Daniel B. Holzman -- Love does not subtract, it multiplies. -- All acts of love 
and pleasure are Her rituals. -- An it Harm none, do what you Will. -- They
took my name and stole my heritage, but they didn't get my goat. --  The
word is all of us. -- Remember the Twelth Commandment and keep it Wholly.