Dr. Emerson Eggerichs

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577 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 22 Apr

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Now I say, if push comes to shove, if there's, Sarah and I have never had a decision where we, you know, I had to just trump the situation, but philosophically, you can't have two heads and every organization knows that.
So we say in the Christian community, it isn't the right of the husband to be the head to make that final decision in the event that happens.
He has the responsibility before Jesus Christ, and he will have to give an account to Jesus Christ.
The wife is not responsible for that.
Philosophically, theologically, that's where we land.
And I have my PhD in family studies.
And when you get into the research, this is not only representative of an egalitarian position, but it is complimentary in the sense that there are male and female differences.
But even today,
women still expect the husband to die for them, even if they're egalitarian.
It isn't like the wife says, well, we're 50-50 here and I'll die for you.
It doesn't go down that way.
And so I just ask for a little empathy here for those critics to revisit this a little bit.
And let's be honest about this situation.
But if you wanna know what the Bible says about submission,
There it is, first and foremost.
And you have to then debate it on that level rather than somehow say, oh, the Christian community is telling women just to be doormats and submit and go along with anything the husband says.
We don't teach that.
And if you're going to speak what is true, kind, necessary and clear, you need to make sure that you do that cosmopolitan.
I'm very disappointed in your editorials.
That was so good.
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