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<blockquote data-quote="bmasters9" data-source="post: 101542" data-attributes="member: 77">The way I see it is that this so-called #metoo movement should better be called the #Matthew528 movement (my name for it). Why do I think this? It&#039;s because these women put themselves out there for men to look at and admire, and then when men look at and admire them, these women act like it&#039;s the same as if those men physically forced themselves on them. In other words, they play the Matthew 5:28 card (&quot;He looked at/thought about me the wrong way in private-- that&#039;s the same as harassing/assaulting me! Matthew 5:28, don&#039;t you know?!&quot;).For those not in the know, that&#039;s generally the way that Matthew 5:28 is taught in the churches-- that if you think about a woman the wrong way, that&#039;s the same as actually having relations with that woman or having intent to the same. I have, however, been of the opinion that it really means that you are not to take a married woman from her husband or have intent to do that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bmasters9, post: 101542, member: 77"] The way I see it is that this so-called #metoo movement should better be called the #Matthew528 movement (my name for it). Why do I think this? It's because these women put themselves out there for men to look at and admire, and then when men look at and admire them, these women act like it's the same as if those men physically forced themselves on them. In other words, they play the Matthew 5:28 card ("He looked at/thought about me the wrong way in private-- that's the same as harassing/assaulting me! Matthew 5:28, don't you know?!"). For those not in the know, that's generally the way that Matthew 5:28 is taught in the churches-- that if you think about a woman the wrong way, that's the same as actually having relations with that woman or having intent to the same. I have, however, been of the opinion that it really means that you are not to take a married woman from her husband or have intent to do that. [/QUOTE]

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