Comments on: Western women and society are complicit in the sex abuse

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 17:28:52 +0000

In reply to Kris.

Kris,

The lord’s prayer suggests no such thing. In context it is teaching people how to pray. Jesus is saying we cannot expect the Father to forgive us our trespasses against Him if we have no mercy for those that have trespassed against us. It is not saying that society should be forgiving those that are physically abusing others. The law of God says that those that commit rape and incest should be put to death by society. When Jesus comes to set up His kingdom on earth do you really think that He will be permitting those committing such sins to live?

Men are as much to blame or more to blame as are women. The point of the article is that women and our permissive society are also complicit in the sex abuse. Nobody else seems to be mentioning that fact.

By: Kris

Kris — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 15:44:47 +0000

It is too rare that rapists or child molesters get arrested, and when they do, there are typically a ridiculously high number of victims. I know this is a Christian website, but the Lord’s prayer instructs people to “forgive those that trespass against us”. What could that possibly imply other than rape, incest, molestation…. The prayer doesn’t say “forgive those that trespass against my property” It’s so difficult to prosecute and the burden and often blame is shifted onto the victim. That’s not justice. Many men want authority over women without marrying them, or providing the support and protection, or being under the authority of God themselves. It’s easy to blame women. Women don’t control the weapons. When men start blaming other men, wars start and people die. Often women are made to be wrong in an interaction where “it takes two to tango” simply because women are less physically threatening. She has to change her behavior and twist herself into a pretzel because it’s too scary to correct the guy, even if he is the one falling short. And this talk of women as whores. It takes two to make a whore. The whore and the man willing to fornicate with her or masturbate to the image. Prostitution and pornography are driven by demand, don’t forget that.

By: Greg

Greg — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 01:43:36 +0000

Hi Don I hope this isn’t off topic but when I was a young boy about 12 years old a man tried to molest me I stopped him I told my mom nothing was ever done about it of course this was over 40 years ago back then nobody would have thought of suing someone in a civil case and their in lies some of the problem today a lot of women and Men are bringing up things that happened years and years ago and it seems like when the man gets money or notoriety that’s when all of a sudden they have trauma or say this is been bothering them for years and then they go after him which seems odd not to diminish what happened to Caitlin I can understand how some people didn’t bring it up when it happened but it just seems suspicious the way they’re all are coming out of the woodwork it did bother me every now and then I think about it but it’s rare Now that I’m saved by the blood of our Lord Jesus I should say a prayer for him I think I will I hope nobody thinks I’m making light of the situation because at the time for me it was really traumatic why anyways that’s my thoughts

By: Craig P.

Craig P. — Mon, 11 Dec 2017 20:58:47 +0000

While on the subject of societal corruption and gender issues, as I read headlines on rapture-ready and brietbart, sure enough if female judges are routinely laying down decisions that are not just wicked and purely evil, but completely insane.

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Sun, 10 Dec 2017 23:03:44 +0000

In reply to Caitlin Lane.

Hi Caitlin,

The rise of humanistic philosophies and the departure from scripture led to radical feminism in the western culture.

It is obvious that western thinking on how men and women should conduct themselves has become corrupted. Christians need to believe what God said and not buy into the claims of the evolutionary atheists corrupting the world.

By: Caitlin Lane

Caitlin Lane — Sun, 10 Dec 2017 22:24:34 +0000

Thank you Don,

I agree about the enablers. I was also thinking about some of the other things you wrote. Why did women decide they didn’t want to be under the authority of men? And from the comments I get the impression that ‘what a woman should be’varies from person to person.

You picked a hot topic.

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Sat, 09 Dec 2017 22:53:55 +0000

In reply to Caitlin Lane. Hi Caitlin, Sorry you had such an experience. In those days people did not want to believe such things even happened. Today they know they happen and many even enable it.

By: Caitlin Lane

Caitlin Lane — Sat, 09 Dec 2017 22:28:54 +0000

I’m not going to defend the feminists or the accusers, especially those accusing Roy Moore, but I’m going to give you the flip side.
Something happened to me when I was 17 and had just started my senior year in high school. After the police took down the report I gave them they accused me of lying and told my parents I was lying. The only two people on the planet who believed me were my two best friends so I stopped talking about it. I stopped talking about it for twenty years. Then one day I heard a talk that touched home and I cried for the first and only time.
That thing that happened changed the course of my life. I had to drop out of high school although I went back the next year and graduated.
I was accused by my own family of having brought it on by what I was wearing. Black jeans, a turtleneck sweater and a jacket over that.

So maybe that’s why after so many years the floodgates opened and women started talking about it. I just did.

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 09 Dec 2017 14:26:03 +0000

Don,

What a great article. I can certainly relate with the experience I’ve had in dating before I married my wife. Not to mention the workforce. Many women are in direct competition with men and they want everyone to know it. In fact don’t cross their path or you will be reprimanded or ridiculed.

I am a police officer and there have been female supervisors of mine that should not have been promoted to such a position. I feel it is probably the same with the military. In my mind, what woman wants to be in a profession surrounded by men? I’ll tell you, the kind that want attention. These women will sleep with anyone, married or not, just to get to the top. I apologize if I have offended any of the women on this board. I know there are some women who serve that have a genuine desire to better themselves and their country. But many I have come across are what I have described.

By: Greg

Greg — Sat, 09 Dec 2017 03:49:41 +0000

Hi Don great read and very timely I am a truck driver and make deliveries at warehouses a couple of weeks ago I saw two women (not ladies) in their late forties or early fifties and they were talking to each other using the fxxx word several times just as casual as can be I am not saying I have never said it but it has been years when I was a young man but the one thing I will tell you is most women that I knew didn’t use that kind of language especially mature women it seems like women and men have descended not ascended in other words I don’t think we as a people are getting better I think we’re getting worse in fact if you look at history I think you will find that to be so women used to be held in high esteem and I think they should be God made them in my opinion special but because of women’s lib and the sexual Revolution we see what that has led to so women it seems like have gotten what they wanted they wanted to be treated equal or not any different than men such a shame I think somewhere in the Bible it says men will be like women and women will be like men in the last days I know one thing it sure seems that way seems like a lot of feminization of men and the women sure seem to act like a man well anyways keep the faith keep looking up our Lord and savior should come quickly