Are all Christian Women the same?

rocknrollchuck · 2018-11-26T03:32:37+00:00

Rollo says, which is pretty good, they all have the same firmware. I think that is right.

Basically the biological urge of the female will be towards status, power, attractiveness. Always. Now a woman who is a Christian will still be attracted to those things. Those things are amoral.

What you seem to be thinking, how does becoming godly fit in? I think it's impossible to say, as some will value it more than others. It doesn't really matter though. Find a mission, improve yourself to be the best man you can be and thats it.

The more you focus on your own path the better. Become exceptional at what you are here to do and the rest works out.

It is possible for a woman to deny her biology in some ways, just like a man could avoid trying to have sex with an available and attractive woman if he had a goal to be more like Christ. But most men put into a tiger woods situation will fail. Just like most women will go for what the red pill describes (even most Christian women). You need to understand that professing you're a Christian doesn't mean anything anymore. The behaviors statistically of a professing Christian and the general population is almost identical (I believe there was a book called UnChristian which dives deeper into this idea).

I think many things the red pill forum says is true, we just have different solutions. Just like MGTOW men see the same problems but have different solutions. Our solution is to be like Christ.

Feliponius · 2018-11-26T14:13:51+00:00

Being a Christian doesn’t instantly rip out the sin nature of man or woman. Paul said he had to die daily to his old man in order to maintain his place among the elect. Nor is being a Christian a destination. One does not become transfigured instantly when taking on the new man in the new birth. One does take on a new nature when being filled with the Holy Ghost, but it doesn’t displace the old nature. That’s reserved for when we are resurrected and given our glorified bodies.

So maybe don’t try and find miss Uber holy and instead fine miss on-the-path to holiness. Get someone who serves God, respects you as a man, is willing to follow your lead as husband, and has a good mindset on child rearing. Seriously, nail those things, and you’re way ahead of the curve.

ainihon · 2018-11-26T03:41:29+00:00

I find that despite the biological aspect for their preselection. There are some who use good “choices” so to speak.

Many women in my predominantly catholic country would like a stable boyfriend who they’ll sleep with.

Slut shaming is quite strong here so that may be a factor.

But I have met some who are firm in their conviction to save it for the “one”. In a sense they develop their own oneitis

It’s when they fall off from faith where they start indulging in their biological urges.

I don’t see a difference when In the Old Testament, God’s chosen people began indulging in their desires and biological urges. It’s kind of the same, acting on impulse on a shaken world view

Deep_Strength · 2018-11-26T08:09:45+00:00

All (men and women) have fallen short of the glory of God.
Men and women are (created) different
Men and women fall short of the glory of God in different ways
Men and women have a human nature, which God created, which gives certain tendencies

When someone says "All women are like that" they are usually referencing many of the biological things that women are attracted to or have temptations toward. Men have similar things where "all men are like that."

In Christ, we can usually overcome temptations part of nature by taking off the old and putting on the new, but we can't change other things influenced by biology like attraction.

rocknrollchuck · 2018-11-26T13:52:28+00:00

u/Red-Curious gave a great description of AWALT here.

Jalakee · 2018-11-26T14:22:34+00:00

I havent found there to be any significant behavioral differences or proclivities between self-professed Christian women and non-Christian women.

The analogy of firmware, or basic OS, is accurate.

In a nutshell: they all have a tendency towards hypergamy, towards abdicating responsibility, and towards prioritizing their own reproductive needs and the needs of their children.

And of course more mundane and annoying behaviors like not turning crap off, eating bites of your food instead of getting their own, stealing the covers, and bothering you when you are trying to concentrate on something.

DoersOfTheWord · 2018-12-10T19:58:13+00:00

I think the big reason AWALT is stressed so heavily is because a beta's first response to TRP is "not my woman". Denial is so easy. But that's not to say all women are the same, but that they have the same base desires. Acknowledging the desires of women (and of men) is key to setting frame and acting in accordance. I feel like Christian women should be more welcoming to TRP given the explicit teachings of man as the head of the family.

Willow-girl · 2018-11-26T11:35:00+00:00

I am old and it's been my experience that most people -- both men and women -- will throw religion under the bus in a heartbeat when they face sexual temptation. Religion just doesn't seem to be a very good constraint on those basic biological impulses! So I think you should be very wary of the idea that everything will be OK as long as you wife up a good innocent Christian girl. (Women shouldn't take things for granted either.)

Title	Are all Christian Women the same?
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Are all Women the same?