women are sinning at a higher degree and a higher frequency than men in the realm of marriage

and we could probably argue other arenas as well but in the realm of marriage particularly

as it pertains to abuse and divorce yes yes that's what the statistics. Women are sinning worse in worse ways and with a

higher frequency than men. It is not because women are inherently more sinful than men, but it is

because women for decades now in the West, in particular the United States of America,

their sin has gone on unchecked.

That is a guy named Joel Webbin. He's the president and founder of Right Response

Ministries and the pastor of Covenant Church in Georgetown, Texas, which is 30 miles north of

Austin. Webben is identified as part of a group that some scholars are calling

Theo Burroughs, a new generation of Christian nationalists who are also online influencers in the

culture war. He's a post-millennialist, which means in this particular cluster of evangelical Protestant churches,

that their specific theology states that the second coming of Jesus and the ensuing rapture

of true believers up into heaven, presumably leaving the rest of us quite relieved, will happen

not before as pre-millennialist's claim, but after

an extended period of time, perhaps even a thousand years or a millennium, of the world living

under Christian dominion.

Christian dominion. Now, progressive Christians might imagine this would mean some version of the social gospel, you know, feeding the poor and loving our enemies. The white Christian nationalism

that is ascendant right now, though, explicitly cites religion as a justification for ultra-conservative traditionalist politics around gender roles, sexuality, race, and power.

And central to this discourse is the place of women.

And it's on this topic of how women should be situated within a Christian nationalist state,

where we find actually some significant overlap with our current vice president-elect J.D. Vance.

You may remember that several statements

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