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"If your husband slaps you down and also you name the cops, you’re evil" – Pastor tells ladies

A pastor has sparked outrage after describing ladies who name the police when bodily assaulted by their husbands as “evil” and accusing them of harming their spouses.
In a sermon, the pastor stated a girl who studies her husband to the police after he slaps her is doing one thing depraved.
He criticised Cassandra McMurtry, a pastor’s spouse, for advising ladies experiencing bodily abuse to hunt assist and report it to the authorities.
The pastor described the recommendation as “unbiblical trash” and argued that girls ought to stay with their husbands even when they’re dangerous spouses, citing biblical teachings on submission and marriage.
He additionally warned ladies towards recording their husbands throughout disputes or reporting them to the police, claiming such actions might injury their reputations, price them their jobs and expose them to the chance of being harmed by responding officers.
He stated the one exception he would make was in instances the place a girl was sure her husband was a “reprobate”, utilizing examples reminiscent of a paedophile or somebody concerned in homosexuality.
The pastor additional invoked Matthew 5:39, which teaches turning the opposite cheek when struck, and questioned why ladies ought to name the police after being assaulted by their husbands.
He ended the sermon by telling members who disagreed along with his place to go away the church, describing ladies who report their husbands to the police as “evil feminist broads”.
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