Psalmist

Suzanne, that’s an excellent point. It appears that when it works in favor of the premise that woman is subordinate to man, it’s just fine to tell the man to presume to the place of Christ, as in be an “authority over” his wife because Christ is the Authority over the church. But then, when it suits their purpose, they claim that Christ the Son is eternally subordinate to the Father, and so THEN women must be the analogs of Jesus.

It simply never made sense to me that they’d be so foolish as to bring the Trinity into it in the first place. A relationship so fundamentally based on a divine Three-in-one isn’t going to work on any level as an analog for a human two-in-one relationship.

When objections to this kind of nonsense get raised, however, the response seems to be, “It just IS, that’s why. No further dissent allowed.”