But yes, does the title surprise you, especially my dear RGS friends? Haha. Hm actually I think I've made it quite known in school. But ohwell. Here's just an extension of it, of the wisdom I have gathered from a very very wise woman.

This lady has become somewhat like my mentor, Mrs Elisabeth Elliot.

It is true, I largely disagree with the feminist movement.

For one, what is the point of fighting for a women's place through the use of a male context. Men and women are made to be different, this is what we cannot deny. Just like how you can never make an apple and orange equal, so men and women can never be equal, simply because they are two entirely different entities.

What is a greatest calling of a woman?

To fulfill the purpose for which she was made. This concept applies to every created being, and every human being. We all busy ourselves finding our purpose in life, not realising that we forget to ask to ask our Creator, what exactly is His purpose for us.

What good is a chair that does not allow a person to sit on, what good is anything that does not fulfill it's master's/creator's intention?

A woman plays a supporting role. In that she finds her fulfillment, in that she finds her purpose and fulfills her calling. She gives of herself, and supports the family, her husband, and every other person actually. A true woman, is a giver.

Consider the joy a mother gets when she makes her family happy, or when seeing her new born child. Now consider the happiness a woman gets if she gets promoted.

The use of the words 'joy' and 'happiness' in itself make all the difference.

But of course I disagree that men should be allowed to belittle a woman, to beat her, to treat her as nothing but a household decoration. Women are to be respected. The restraint of power, for both man and woman. Each have a certain power over each other. Women are commanded to submit, and man to love as Christ loves His Bride, the church. Such are high callings. And I do think the man's call is actually even higher. For who can ever display such a love as Christ did. In any case, they operate together, but it is never equal in the sense feminists say it to be equal. If they take on each others' roles at some points, it is only done so in love and because of love.

Men and women both find themselves through fulfilling their God given roles, which out biological make up clearly points to as well. It is no use trying to deny it. It is no use trying to make equal 2 which can never be equal. The different roles we play, whether in family or society, in this is our success.

In his dominance, in his leadership lies his strength.

In her elegance, in her gentleness lies her strength, not her weakness.

Equality might not be in being the exact equivalent, but rather, in a completion of 2 beings to form 1 entity.

In both, there lies completion.

In fulfilling each God-given role, there lies fulfillment, success, and functionality.

This is how human societies function. Deal with it you feminists.