Patriarchy Lecture Part I* of VII

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Patriocentricity videos describe the "Biblical patriarchy" movement that has emerged from within Evangelical Christian circles within the homeschooling movement. This collection of videos features a critical overview of the ideology which was presented at ENMRs counter-cult apologetics conference on 7Mar08 at MBTS.
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Please visit www.UnderMuchGrace.com for information about spiritual abuse within the Evangelical Christian community.

Link below to some of the many online responses to the workshop:
* Ethics Daily: http://tiny.cc/3htl3
* Wade Burlesons Blog: http://tiny.cc/CFEdn
* Voddie Bauchams response: http://tiny.cc/VWpdw
* Thatmoms Podcast: http://tiny.cc/KlDyE

Grateful thanks to Raphael Martinez of Spiritwatch Ministries (http://www.spiritwatch.org) for producing this video!

- Cynthia Kunsman

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Patriarchy
• homeschooling
• courtship
• PTSD
• Phillips
• Vision
• Forum
• male
• headship
• spiritual
• abuse
• cultic
• Subordinationism

[patriocentricity]

They're not Mormon in theology, but they are not much different in practice. Many people comment and wonder when they will find polygamy a necessity.

[whitespirit26]

@pgbc6601 Nope, I'm sorry, the Bible never calls hubby the head of the home.

[pgbc6601]

A proper view of the home in scripture is that the husband is the head of the home-not sure how the Patriarchy movement views it, but following scripture elevates the role of women, not puts them down.

[klassytome]

I Part 4 of 7, the lecturer mentions men (with no medical experience) performing episiotomy on their wife during childbirth...

I had to google the meaning. To help others who might wonder this is the definition.

"An episiotomy is a surgical incision that is sometimes necessary to enlarge the vaginal opening to help deliver your baby."

[HanifXHier]

Mormon?