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From: speaker@gymble.UUCP (Speaker to Animals)
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: marriage = commitment
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Date: Mon, 5-Aug-85 13:16:19 EDT
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In article <1761@reed.UUCP> purtell@reed.UUCP (Lady Godiva) writes:

>> Marriage from a christian's standpoint is an institution created by God.
>> He commanded be fruitful and multiply. Taking this into consideration involves
>> having children. For our species to survive children must be concieved.
>> To have a good and moral society free from anarchy someone must raise the
>> children. The christian beleives this is the wife's duties. With this in
>> mind someone must take care of the children. And that means 24 hours a day.
>> There is a responsiblity in being married. The most important is raising
>> children. The idea of quality time does not exist. What children need is
>> to be with their parents and the more time the better. If not the wife
>> than the husband. This should be commited before and kept during the marriage.
>> If the two cannot agree than they should not have children. I am glad that
>> my mom and dad concieved and raised me so that I can enjoy life now and later. 

Not all Christians will agree with you that "the christian believes
this is the wife's duties."  Please think before you make sweeping
statements about what your religion dictates about the family insitution...
and about what other christitans feel their religion requires of them.
Not every christian household saddles the wife with the menial tasks.  From
your above statement I gather that you believe it is the wife that is to do the
day-to-day grundgy work, while the man comes home to provide leadership
when the kids are fit to be seen.

On a side-note you seem to disaprove of anarchy since you imply that
arnarchy = chaos.  This is not always the case, although it most often
is the case in our world.