Women are NOT equal to men.

But I cannot say that without also saying that men are NOT equal to women.

We were never designed to be equals. We were designed to be complimentary.

As a man, I have specific talents and values to bring to society, the church, and to my family that my wife does not.

As a woman, my wife also has specific talents and values to bring to society, the church, and to my family that I do not.

Now, none of that is saying that a woman cannot do something a man can, or that a man can’t step in and do something a woman can.

But it’s when we’re competing and at conflict, women fighting to take on the role of men, and now the men fighting to take on the role of women that the very fabrication of society falls apart.

The masculine men that were supposed to protect the women and children have become feminine, weak, and scared, unable to protect the next generation.

The women, who were supposed to raise the next generation become too busy taking on the masculine roles trying to protect the family, they’re not emotionally available for the children after being drained all day.

Imagine, there was once a day when a woman lost her husband and had to go work for a living, and people thought that was so sad and unfortunate, they knew her children would miss out on having her in the home all the time.

Today, when we hear a woman is a stay-at-home mom, home-schooling her children we think wow, those poor kids are going to miss out on quality education and social interaction. That woman is like an oppressed slave without freedom.

So, how’s that working out these days in society?

In general, those homes are happier, carry less stress, the kids are way smarter usually ahead in grades, and do just fine as adults in society, in fact, they do much better than most adults.

The illusion of equality is a joke. It’s actually a communist idea. It comes right from the mouth of Satan when he told Eve she could be equal to God in knowing good and evil if she just took a bite of the forbidden fruit. When in fact, she was more than good enough in the garden without this desire of being equal to God.

When the bible talks about equality, it talks about our equality of sin, and our equality of God’s love for us all. But never about being equal in our talents or riches. In fact, it speaks of the challenges that come with our talents and riches.