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Wife's Position In Marriage Essay

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In the reading’s of “Why I Want a Wife” by Judy Brady, (Essay #6) the author gives details on the reasons she would love to have a wife by her side. She gives explicit encounters on the labor detail job of a woman, from cooking, to cleaning, to ironing, to sexual interactions. Now, I do believe that as a wife, there are specifics that are wanted in a marriage, but nothing stated as a demand.

I would like to begin this argument with the most current up to date definition of the word marriage, according to Webster’s Dictionary. The word marriage is defined as two people who have pledged themselves to each other in the way of a husband and wife. Now that we have met the real definition of the word marriage, we will move on to the next …show more content…

We promise each other to “love, honor, and obey.” These are strong terminologies which could also be misleading and misunderstood, but with these terminologies come understanding. Now, I have been married for two years, and I don’t remember the pastor handing us things to do lists. Going into my marriage, my husband and I had an understanding, or an agreement. It has to be OK with both one and the other. During marriage, forcing a husband or wife to carry out certain goals for the satisfaction of the other only results in loss of love and makes it harder to honor and obey.

Since we are United States citizens, and we have a pledge of allegiance, which states “one nation under God, it would make more sense to also include the testimony of God, or as some may recognize it as, the Bible.

In the book of Genesis, the Lord breaks down his method of creating man and woman. As we all know, woman was taken from the rib of a man. This is a representation of equality and support. If it was intended for the woman to be of a different role, I believe, women would have been made from a different part of the body. She was not taken from his foot so that she might be crushed underneath his heels of bitterness; nor was she taken from his head as a representation to show that she rules over him. She was not taken from the hand so that she can continually fill the position of waiting upon him.

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