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Originally posted by joewalker
reply to post by Ophiuchus 13
Always with the muslim’s..
Controversial pastor Cedric Moss has vocally opposed the legislation claiming the amendment would create a "society of rapists." Citing the "word of God", Mr Moss argued that rape cannot be committed in marriage because the couple gave each other authority over the other's body and agreed to open-ended sexual consent in the marriage contract.
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According to this bio, Cedric ‘graduated’ from Soveriegn Grace ministries in 2008, so you would think he would be up to date with Islamist, er, I mean Christian, fundamentalist thinking.
Which fits nicely with Pat Robertson’s assertion that:
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I know this is painful for the ladies to hear, but if you get married, you have accepted the headship of a man, your husband. Christ is the head of the household and the husband is the head of the wife, and that's the way it is, period."
Speaking of Pat, and if by a mans friends shall we know him, brings us to someone who often contributes to his ‘news network’: Conservative political activist Phyllis Schlafly, who more than once has asserted:
Social conservative women believe in a strict division of gender roles as decreed by the scriptures. Gender is envisioned as a hierarchal ordering with God and Christ at the top, followed by men, and then women
And she would later remark:
By getting married, the woman has consented to sex, and I don't think you can call it rape.
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Originally posted by Americanist
U.K. cleric: Rape is impossible within marriage
www.msnbc.msn.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
LONDON — A leading Muslim cleric has sparked controversy in Britain by claiming that it is impossible for men to rape their wives.
Sheikh Maulana Abu Sayeed, who is president of the Islamic Sharia Council, told a website that "sex is part of marriage" and suggested that husbands who commit such acts should not be prosecuted.
If a woman says "NO" and the man forces her, then that is rape, plain and simple.
Second line, much disgust.
Originally posted by Americanist
U.K. cleric: Rape is impossible within marriage
www.msnbc.msn.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
LONDON — A leading Muslim cleric has sparked controversy in Britain by claiming that it is impossible for men to rape their wives.
Sheikh Maulana Abu Sayeed, who is president of the Islamic Sharia Council, told a website that "sex is part of marriage" and suggested that husbands who commit such acts should not be prosecuted.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by mydarkpassenger
If a woman says "NO" and the man forces her, then that is rape, plain and simple.
Second line, much disgust.
But she said "YES" to getting married to a man with a certain belief system. She said "YES" to the idea of marriage, monogamy, honor and obey, etc., etc. ( I don't know Muslim marriage vows.)
If it were really so simple, why would there be a discussion? Why would the laws have not reflected such a simple concept until the last 15-20 years. You know there was no such thing as "rape" of a male until the 70's, and no such thing as "rape" against a spouse until the 80s and 90s. Obviously it isn't so simple.
Marriage is a contract with duties. I agree that it is not a healthy relationship that requires rape, and before any violent rape happens a divorce is probably more appropriate, but some religions view divorce as a bigger sin than rape, so it is a dilemma!
Originally posted by Alora
So then it must not be possible for a wife to rape her husband? (read: sodomy) If the woman wants it, then the husband has to lay there and take it. Rules are rules, after all
But she said "YES" to getting married to a man with a certain belief system. She said "YES" to the idea of marriage, monogamy, honor and obey, etc., etc.
If it were really so simple, why would there be a discussion?
Marriage is a contract with duties.
I agree that it is not a healthy relationship that requires rape, and before any violent rape happens a divorce is probably more appropriate, but some religions view divorce as a bigger sin than rape, so it is a dilemma!
Originally posted by Death_Kron
reply to post by getreadyalready
Marriage does not mean you can have sex with your partner whenever you desire, please get this simple fact into your head.
Sex isn't a "duty" nor is it an obligation.
The idea of marriage is exactly so as to make it such that the man will not be accused of being a rape offender.
My own advice is that one should stay well away from sex.
What if masculinity is nothing other than a disease condition ?
In the Bible the male gamete is refered to as being THE MARK OF THE BEAST and THE YEAST OF THE PHARESEES. It transmits sexually so I recommend staying well away from sex 100%.
Originally posted by CAELENIUM
The idea of marriage is exactly so as to make it such that the man will not be accused of being a rape offender. Since by entering into a registered marriage union with a man the woman has given her consent, thus to turn around at a later date is not the man being in the wrong, but is rather the woman either with holding her promise to allow sexual activity between she and the man or worse she might be engaged in acts of infidelity. Rape is technically defined as being an act of "sexual intercourse conducted outside of the institution of a registration of marriage".
My own advice is that one should stay well away from sex. In my opinion sex [libido] is created by the MALE GAMETE so that it can reproduce it self to another generation of male gender offspring. I place MALE GAMETE in the same category as CORDYCEPS FUNGUS.
What if masculinity is nothing other than a disease condition ? What if life is entirely feminine and reproductive by PARTHENOGENESIS ? In the Bible the male gamete is referred to as being THE MARK OF THE BEAST and THE YEAST OF THE PHARISEES. It transmits sexually so I recommend staying well away from sex 100%.
During 2000 while celebrating the New Millennium I received a spiritual audioclairvoyent revelation from angellic beings [feminine] who told me to write down the following PRAECEPTAE CAELENIUM (1) From eternity to eternity, infinity to infinity, there be the one absolute. The One God there be no other God. Her names are many but she be the one true God. The one judge there be no other judge. (2) La deus nostra, notre dame, our lady, The holy spirit, the cause the maker Cosmica. (3) Angelic powers of truth and beauty and righteousness be sure to be loving her above with all your mind and with all your heart and with all your strength. (4) So as to be pleasing to her above therefore do not be serving the masculine. (5) Do not be and do not allow masculinity into positions of government. (6) Honour and respect the virgin pureness of the christae. (7) Honour and respect the Immaculate Conception reproductive process of the christae. (8) Do not fornicate or adulterate or sodomize. (9) Do not bully or torture or murder. (10) Do not lie. (11) Do not steal. (12) Do not be covetous. (13) Do not be jealous. Copyright (c) NGL 2000. AVE RAEGINA CAELINA LA DEUS NOSTRA CAELI LA VERA DEUS.
SHIMONO
JOURNALedit on 14/10/2010 by CAELENIUM because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Death_Kron
reply to post by getreadyalready
Marriage does not mean you can have sex with your partner whenever you desire, please get this simple fact into your head.
Sex isn't a "duty" nor is it an obligation.
Originally posted by Americanist
Try cramming those some place the sun don't shine, and you'll get a sense of how women have been violated in our society.
Originally posted by Americanist
Remember, this is an issue of letting rape victims continue in pain while perpetrators remain free of prosecution.