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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2024 · 2 MIN

The Betrayal of Feminism

from Living Biblically · host Church & Family Life

Is modern feminism truly pro-woman or is it betraying the inherent uniqueness and value of women? In this video, Robert Bosley argues that despite the claims of being pro-woman, our society, influenced by modern feminism, is actually fostering a culture that undermines the true value of women. He notes the societal pressures for women to either adopt masculine qualities or be reduced to mere objects of lust. This, he asserts, is a distortion of the true nature of womanhood as ordained by God. Womanhood, he suggests, is not about mirroring men or being sexual objects, but about embracing the unique qualities that women possess. Bosley encourages daughters to take pride in their womanhood, affirming that being a woman is about recognizing one's beauty and inherent worth as a unique creation of God. He emphasizes that women are intended to be helpers to their husbands, not rulers, and that this is a good and honorable role. He also discourages the societal pressure for women to imitate men, instead urging women to find joy and pride in their femininity and the unique roles they play in the family and society. Proverbs 31:30 (NKJV): 'Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.'

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