Chivarly and Chauvinism Go Hand-in-Hand · 2007-09-15 22:02 by Jake Kauffman
Let’s see here. We all know what male chivarly means in the general sense, but we seem to have a negative picture when it comes to male chauvinism. Well, this is for good reason, considering that the latter term sort of sprung up with the feminist 1960s uprisings. But I’ll redefine the term to mean not that males are superior to females, but that there are and should be key differences that separate the two genders and therefore allow for the guys to treat the girls different from the other guys. And how should guys treat girls? Good. Very good. With chivarly! See how the rotation works?
But feminism has taught us that, at best, both genders should blend as one, and at worst, that females are actually superior to men.
The Bible teaches that all are His equal creation, but that there are vast differences between the dynamics of husband and wife and male and female, for that matter. Adam and Eve, of course, got completely different curses in the Garden of Eden.
Therefore, let’s celebrate and embrace the fact that we’re different and live out these differences.
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