It is striking that religions always want to regulate the behavior of women. “Sex vs. Religion” we could say shortened or “men against women”?
title=”Clash of Cultures” – photo by RJIPhotography = Bob Israel, kindly sent to my group BLOG IT!, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr.com
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title=”gallery” [= Nelson Atkins gallery. Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera exhibit] – photo by David Haggard, kindly sent to my group BLOG IT!, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr.com
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It is striking that religions always want to regulate the behavior of women. “Sex vs. Religion” we could say shortened or “men against women”?
I agree with you dear Frizz, extremes and conservatism in all religions bringing some difficulties and debates…. Have a nice day, Thanks and Love, nia
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I think it is a case of men vs women and men’s need to objectify and submit women to show who is the more powerful.
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Well said, Frizz!
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Why is it that varied religions seem to preach peace and love and yet most wars are fought over religion?
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hi Lynne,
thanks for:
“religions seem to preach peace and love
and yet most wars are fought over religion”
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Wasn’t religion invented to control people, and control female sexuality specifically? Why else do you think it has existed for so long? Surely, you didn’t fall for the “praising god” lie?
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thanks for your statement!
… and thanks for your gallery of good guitarists:
http://micklively.wordpress.com/2013/09/23/guitar-parts/
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We freethinkers kid ourselves about self-control – hence Hobbes Leviathan.I think it has something to do with the means of ownership and (re)production!!
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p.s. thank you for your making the blogosphere that much more interesting and debateable with your posts
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thank YOU for your inspiring post
THE SPELL OF AUTUMN:
http://eljaygee.wordpress.com/2013/09/22/spell-of-autumn/
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and now me on guitar, strumming chords, and my very talented friend L. doing the rest of it …
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WOW! This music is ELECTRIFIYNG! Thanks for sharing this stunning performance, Frizz.
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Don’t even get me started on that, Frizz–I’m in a pretty good mood today, and don’t want to ruin it! God bless you BIG–love, Caddo
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In countries like Canada the younger generation of women who come from “restrictive” religious backgrounds are finding it difficult to balance ideology and freedom of choice – many of them are opting out. We shall see what this brings….
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perhaps you would like to have a look on my wordpress page with various examples :
treatment
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GOYA painted two versions of his MAJA: a dressed and a nude version, because he had some trouble with the officials of his time …
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my favorite hometown restaurant:
Monet on the wall and waitress posing for me …
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As an Iranian man said to me yesterday, the burkha is “pre-historic.” He fought as a soldier in that long war against Iraq . . . with not much choice in the matter.
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the problem is: what can a single person (or blogger) do, change, block, stop?
[“the burkha is “pre-historic.” He fought as a soldier in that long war against Iraq . . . with not much choice in the matter…]
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Provocative topic indeed ! My lips are sealed but I am enjoying the responses and your Autumn strumming Frizz!
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Sadly also society (patriarcal societies, like mexican), not only religion or religious societies.
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Mexican society has what we call “double moral” (or in other words, hypocrisy) in respect to woman’s sexuality, and of course man has faultless role in this double moral.
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for sure a broad field of searching for an anthropologist!
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title=”Don Genaro” – photo by gdiazdeleon, on Flickr
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