Does Pastor John Hagee , and many Christian republicans believe women should be subservient to men ?

[endinequalitynow]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/faSJPiACUHc In this clip , Pastor Hagee indicates that women were using their sexuality to extort gifts from their own husbands. In many other sermons he gave , I noticed that he seemed to look down on women. He repeatedly called them harlots in one for example.

Does this show that conservative men are scared of women taking power away from them ?

[atreides1]

1. Yes they do

They just haven't had the courage to put that belief on a public forum, yet!

[mindem]

2. Of course they do

they are working hard to bring back coverture. It's just a big creep show.

[ShazzieB]

11. Boy, do I ever agree with that!

These are the same guys who harp on Bible passages about women being "subject" to their hisbands. *gag*

[Thomas Hurt]

3. The nut of conservatism is obtaining, maintaining and expanding individual power.

That does not mean they all want to be dictator, just that if they have the power to do something they will.

[DURHAM D]

4. ABSOLUTELY

[dutch777]

5. Sense of losing white male privilege is much of what drives the right wing. What I don't understand

is the women and POC that follow them anyway when it seems so apparent. Most don't say it clearly but the policies and approaches they support point to that goal of maintaining the historical pecking order. Not being top of the power structure gets them all insecure. Wimps!

[Runningdawg]

6. Yes. Many believe there should be no higher learning for girls. They are afraid.

[childfreebychoice]

7. Yrs ago, corpulent prosperity grifter Hagee said

if the poor don't work, they shouldn't eat.

[Dan]

8. Well, I don't know anything about this Pastor.

But I do know my one GOP female friend “strongly” believes that women should be subservient to men, or at least the husband.

[patphil]

9. I always saw the "take America back" slogan as meaning back to the early 1900's.

That was when the KKK terrorized black people in the South, when Jim Crow laws made it nearly impossible for black people to vote, and, the big one, before the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote.

Ah for the "good old days" when white men ruled everything.

That's what making America great again means to the white supremacists.
Unfortunately, white women haven't figured it out yet. They think they're part of the picture. I'm sure Abbot of Texas and DeSantis of Florida wouldn't mind passing laws to make it very hard for women to vote.
I don't know how they'd do it, but they're very resourceful.

[SharonAnn]

10. Of course. Their goal is to strengthen "the Patriarchy" where men are in control.

[no_hypocrisy]

12. He's a cheap imitation of Jerry Falwell.

While Falwell had his rinky-dink Baptist college in Lynchburg, my alma mater, Sweet Briar had graduated thousands of independent and classically educated women for more than a century.

Falwell referred to us often as "the harlots on the Hill".