FEMINISTS, ESPECIALLY THE ONES PRETENDING to be Christians, are always saying, “The Bible was written by men.” This no-brainer statement is stupidly obvious. So, what is the point of making it?
The only reason that feminists point out the obvious in this fashion is made clear by what they hope to accomplish by doing so. What they are really saying is that God did not write the Bible and it is not His word contained therein. Every time a feminist brings this up, she declares that she is not a Christian. It is an attempt to debunk Christianity!
No Christian has ever claimed that God personally wrote the Bible. Instead the claim is made that God inspired men to put down what God wanted them to. Therefore, what feminists are saying is that God did not inspire the Bible writers, and the Bible is not a holy book and it is filled with men’s opinions just like all other books written by men. This is a clear declaration against Christianity, which is entirely based upon the Bible! Feminists may be atheists or followers of some other religion but they are clearly not Christians.
As I have demonstrated in my other articles, the Bible is squarely set against feminism. Why do feminists, who hate the Bible and what it teaches, pretend to be Christians? Clearly, feminists consider the Christian religion a political force that opposes them. They have declared war and are on the attack to destroy Christianity, attempting to change the religion to something that is not Christianity, and thereby removing the political force against them. Like a leaflet campaign, or an infiltration for the purpose of producing insurrection in the enemy population during a war, they are attempting to break the will of the enemy. Real Christianity cannot be convinced of the validity of feminism, therefore feminists are set on eliminating it. They have made great progress in this area.
If you believe that Christianity, or perhaps all belief in God, is nonsense, then feminism may makes some points with you when they say, “The Bible was written by men.” But if you are a Christian, you should be quite offended by the comment, and reject what the speaker has to say.
Feminism and Christianity are mutually exclusive. If you pick one you must reject the other. To try and pick both leads you into the realm of being a kosher ham, or a frozen flame. You are lying to yourself at least, and to the world in more likelihood.