It's that simple folks! Women are the wives of today and the mothers of tomorrow. Feminism is destroying America. Increasingly, women are steering away from being mothers and wives, opting for careers instead. Please don't allow feminism to rob you of being a submissive wife and a godly mother. Please don't allow feminism to murder your baby through abortion. Feminism has duped America's women into murdering their own little babies in the name of "liberation."

The "liberation" which Ursula King is promoting is rebellion against God. Dr. King's entire book attacks the Bible, what she calls "traditional theological thinking." The term "theological thinking" implies that the historical doctrines of the Christian faith came by the will of men and not by God. The Bible counters such allegations with the following truth...

"For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost." -2nd Peter 1:21

The 1611 King James Bible is the Word of God. We received the Bible from the Holy Spirit, not from "theological thinkers" as King would lead people to believe. You see, if you fall into the deceitful thinking of King that Christianity is "changeable," then you will be driven about by every wind of doctrine.

The Word of God CANNOT be changed (Matthew 5:18). God CANNOT be changed (Malachi 3:6). Though wifely obedience may appear only to be an "old-fashioned" tradition, it is so much more...it is obedience to the Word of God!

Again, the "liberation" which King claims is the core of the Christian Gospel does NOT include a liberation from obeying the plain and direct teachings of the Word of God. God said what He meant and meant what He said!

Let me ask you a question..."Is God a male chauvinist?" After all, did not God make the husband the head of the wife (Ephesians 5:23)? Did not Paul asked women to silence themselves in church (2nd Timothy 2:12)? Did God make only males in His image, and then as an after thought make woman (as Archie Bunker suggested) a cheaper cut?

Helen Reddy became so incensed at this attitude that, upon acceptance of the Grammy Award for her record, she proclaimed "I am Woman, I thank God because She made it all possible." That shocked most people in the 1970s, but in 2002, with the advent of a gender-neutral Bible, it does not seem so farfetched anymore.