you beer lovers and students of philosophy/culture may find this interesting.....dang feminazis

http://www.credenda.org/issues/11-2recipio.php

Quote:As the preachers of Christianity became emasculated, our culture was dragged into effeminacy. Part of this trend in our culture is reflected in the destruction of our beer.

as they say, read on....

lmfao That you Mr Jimmy Carter for allowing home brewing. :patriot:

i want SUPER BEER!

and beer thats sweet and has no bitter in it. so no hops.

As a penance everyone should drink some Arrogant Bastard.

Bourgeois_Rage Wrote:As a penance everyone should drink some Arrogant Bastard.

I'm thinking Soph would agree.

Tulsaman Wrote:i want SUPER BEER!

and beer thats sweet and has no bitter in it. so no hops.

Get a Zima, you little girl.

RebelKev Wrote:

Tulsaman Wrote:i want SUPER BEER!

and beer thats sweet and has no bitter in it. so no hops.

Get a Zima, you little girl.

+1 That deserves a shot in the face!

Uh, for those not in the know, John Kerry is playing Tulsaman in this picture.

I always thought he was playing Elmer Fud

GGniner Wrote:you beer lovers and students of philosophy/culture may find this interesting.....dang feminazis

http://www.credenda.org/issues/11-2recipio.php

Quote:As the preachers of Christianity became emasculated, our culture was dragged into effeminacy. Part of this trend in our culture is reflected in the destruction of our beer.

as they say, read on....

Please don't taint the beauty of beer with your misogyny.

Thanks.

lauramac Wrote:

Bourgeois_Rage Wrote:As a penance everyone should drink some Arrogant Bastard.

I'm thinking Soph would agree.

I haven't had AB in a while.

Had a few La Fin du Mondes last night, though.

Oh and since this is in the spin room. Shouldn't European beers be of less quality because they have thrown God out of their countries?

Or is feminism a far greater power than religion?

GGniner Wrote:you beer lovers and students of philosophy/culture may find this interesting.....dang feminazis

http://www.credenda.org/issues/11-2recipio.php

Quote:As the preachers of Christianity became emasculated, our culture was dragged into effeminacy. Part of this trend in our culture is reflected in the destruction of our beer.

as they say, read on....

I used to leaf through Agenda Credenda when I was in grad school, 12-15 years ago. I volunteered at a Christian bookstore, and they were in Idaho, and sent free issues of their publication to our store in AZ.

Anyway, I really began to dislike Douglas Wilson. He feigns at being a rigorous logician, using sophisticated language that when analyzed contains lots of holes and errors. In fact some of the things he advocates (like women living w/ family of origin until they marry) are quite frightening. I can't understand why RC Sproul and his ministry pays this guy any credence.

DrTorch Wrote:can't understand why RC Sproul and his ministry pays this guy any credence.

not sure, probably has something to do with his very traditional beleifs?

I just think this is an interesting subject and probably has some truth to it, I imagine the percentage of women drinking and getting drunk in the 20th century is huge compared to past centuries, if there was a way to have that stat.


Bourgeois_Rage, had similar thoughts, although I think most of America has thrown God out.....I would say modern feminism is religion though.


In Europe, the churches use to have their own breweries inside of them(some still do), the philosophers and thinkers use to go to the pub and drink beer and talk about philosophy and thought. Many in the South tend to find this sort of stuff hard to beleive.

RebelKev Wrote:

Tulsaman Wrote:i want SUPER BEER!

and beer thats sweet and has no bitter in it. so no hops.

Get a Zima, you little girl.

whats the point here?

that i like sweet rather then bitter? unlike some people i'm not afraid to be different.

Try a wheat beer


I always trust a monk on a beer bottle.

Fanatical Wrote:I always trust a monk on a beer bottle.

i would believe that to be a good policy.

I think Mr. Merkle needs to learn a bit more about beer before publishing another article on it.

<-------Oh man, I wasted a milestone post number on this?

GGniner Wrote:

DrTorch Wrote:can't understand why RC Sproul and his ministry pays this guy any credence.

not sure, probably has something to do with his very traditional beleifs?

I just think this is an interesting subject and probably has some truth to it, I imagine the percentage of women drinking and getting drunk in the 20th century is huge compared to past centuries, if there was a way to have that stat.


Bourgeois_Rage, had similar thoughts, although I think most of America has thrown God out.....I would say modern feminism is religion though.


In Europe, the churches use to have their own breweries inside of them(some still do), the philosophers and thinkers use to go to the pub and drink beer and talk about philosophy and thought. Many in the South tend to find this sort of stuff hard to beleive.

Rates of alcoholism were higher back in the day, and many of them were women. Drinking is not a new phenomenon.

I find it funny that some of you guys like to call whatever you disagree with a new "religion"...

Sophandros Wrote:Rates of alcoholism were higher back in the day, and many of them were women. Drinking is not a new phenomenon.

I find it funny that some of you guys like to call whatever you disagree with a new "religion"...

do you have the stats/rates from the dept. of health from 'back in the day'? Women were going out to bars in mass, 'back in the day'? or were most of them at home raising the kids and keeping up the house? and I guess women preferred the rich dark beers 'back in the day' as well, but in 20th century they changed to lighter beer?

nobody ever said 'drinking' was a new phenemonon. abolition was close though.

Sophandros Wrote:I find it funny that some of you guys like to call whatever you disagree with a new "religion"...

Agreed, modern feminism is a religion? I'd expect people to explain claims like that.