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The Misogyny of William Branham: Difference between revisions
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*He suggested that men should beat their wives if they ever smoked or wore clothes that were immodest. | *He suggested that men should beat their wives if they ever smoked or wore clothes that were immodest. | ||
*He recommended that Christians should approach women wearing makeup and call them "Miss Dogmeat". | *He recommended that Christians should approach women wearing makeup and call them "Miss Dogmeat". | ||
==William Branham's comments about his deceased daughter== | |||
[[Image:Picture of Sharon Rose Branham.jpg|thumb|rught|250px]] | |||
It is both sad and disturbing that William Branham thought God would take his little girl [Sharon] so she wouldn't end up being a 'modern girl'. | |||
:''When the Son of God shines His righteousness upon the earth, then will my little Sharon Rose rise, then when I embrace her in my arms, say, "Darling baby, God knowed best. He knowed I had no way to take care of you. He knowed what was best. Maybe you'd have got out here in some of these roadhouses, or something, and been like some of the modern girls. He took you. I know where you are now, sweetheart: with Mommy.'' (52-0720A) | |||
It's obvious William Branham was biased against girls because of his father's behavior: | |||
:''I was more or less bashful, and you might think this strange, but I really didn't like ladies. I haven't… Didn't like the girls at all. Because, my father, they'd go down on the river where they drink and everything, and I'd see women come up there, married women, their husbands not with them, and see how untrue they could act. I said, "If that's the way they are, I never want nothing to do with any of them." And I made my mind, that I wasn't going to never be married, never have anything to do with women, I was going to be a trapper. I love hunting and trapping. (51-0722A) | |||
William Branham not only had a distorted view of women, he also had a distorted view of God. It's a pity he suffered such a disconnect from the true nature of God. | |||
=What the Bible says= | =What the Bible says= | ||