Reply To: Feminism

I was saying that as I remember learning in yeshivah that the ezer knegdo was more like an all or nothing deal in that if the husband was not following H-sh-m then she would always be against him.

And if he WAS following H-sh-m THEN she would always be serving him and doing his bidding.

In other words if he is doing

H-sh-m will then she should never be going against him.

It is not like “there should be some of this and some of that” just so ‘both’ are in there.

If he is a tzaddik, then she should never be against him.

If he is a rasha G-d forbid, then she should never be doing his bidding.