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Hold up, I think you're completely misreading my point.

>It protects me as a man in a shitton of things.

Of course it does, that doesn't make it an egalitarian movement though.

>The system is based on woman being submissed to men and men following a gender role of authority, competition, being mainly. They are countering that, for equality of relations.

Kind of, I think your summation of gender roles isn't the best, but yeah. I agree with the general point that men have a masculine role they're supposed to play, and women have a feminine role they're supposed to play. In most cases feminism challenges that or at least advocates for the freedom to choose what role you want.

The thing is that they're only kind of countering it. Feminism only counters sexism that negatively affects women. I don't think you're going to see a largely feminist campaign supporting putting more women in prison or giving women harsher sentences. In fact, the "Stop Violence Against Women" campaign was largely feminist supported, even though the vast majority of victims of violence are male, and, more importantly, the sexist standard that feminism initially challenged in the 1800s was advocating exactly the same thing. A lot of people get the idea that sexism was always "women are worse, men are better" when in reality the kinds of sexism that the initial feminist movements meant to challenge were more along the lines of "women are dainty, men are strong" which again, sounds similar, but isn't the same.

>Besides it's called feminism because they were the only ones defending these ideas for a shitton of time. The name was created because men didn't defend the cause until very recently.

It's understandable that you would think that, but it's factually incorrect, very significant quantities of men have supported the feminist movement since the very beginning.

>If a name called feminism offends you, you should rethink your worldview.

That's not at all what I'm saying. I was never against feminism, I'm saying it's not egalitarian, because it isn't.

A popular theory in mainstream biblical scholarship states that the OT was edited at least 4 times from pre-existing material by the "authors" designated E and J (because they call God Elohim and Jah, respectively) and redactors designated Deuteronomaic and Priestly.

See...um...the field of biblical scholarship, for instance r/AcademicBiblical, or this popular book:

https://www.amazon.ca/Book-J-Harold-Bloom/dp/0802141919

See "Documentary Hypothesis"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_criticism_(biblical_studies)

When you need help altering the Deal

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The Book of Dust comes out in October!

And I just realized it's book one! Maybe he has another trilogy in the works? Would make sense with the BBC show on its way.

Lots of places have them. Here's some on Amazon.