04. Jesus Doesn't Do Dishes: Weaponized Incompetence

A brief note to say we know the audio is a little wonky on this one! Technology, amirite? In this statistics heavy episode, Vika gives Meg marriage tips on how to be a submissive wife. She also explores where the idea of women being submissive came from across different religions, the influence of our favorite guy John Calvin, and how that still affects our ideas of gender today. Diatribes include a hall of fame r/ Am I The Asshole post and conversations on the types of books our cats would write. Take Up Your Cross and Follow Us: Instagram.Com/ImpureRethought Twitter.com/ImpureRethought Join our Discord server! https://discord.gg/2mtX43H8cW Victoria: Twitter and Instagram @village_witch Meg: Twitter and Instagram @megplant_parm Show notes and more information can be found on our website, ImpureRethought.com.

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