Why Men Ask Permission

@Pints_W_Aquinas Just one of the many many many errors of desacralized Protestantism. Protestants lack the grace of the sacraments, which is why they believe a father can/should block a vocation Here’s a thread on why allowing wellspring to block an adult’s vocation is anti-patriarchal (thread):

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@Pints_W_Aquinas @NickJFreitas your opinion is well meaning, but you’re wrong. Your daughter can marry whomever she may, with/without your say so. You have ZERO standing to block her marriage; it’s your DUTY to lead her to choose a good Christian man. @timotheeology talks about this.

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@Pints_W_Aquinas I asked my fiancée’s dad for his permission. Did I need to? Probably not. But I wanted to do things “proper”. When I asked, he stood up and said “what took you so long? Of course you can!” One of the best moments of my life to date.

@Pints_W_Aquinas ...misogynists....nothing about the gospel here

@Pints_W_Aquinas I love hearing this so much!!! What a great dad!!

is a national treasure, and I hope more people, especially young boys, teenage boys, and young men, pay attention to what he has to say. Along with @johnlovell275 and @jordanbpeterson , they are pointing the direction that men need to follow if our civilization is to thrive.

@Pints_W_Aquinas Hence the handing her to the new husband at the wedding. This symbolizes the fathers authority and responsibility of supporting and protecting is now his.

@Pints_W_Aquinas Honestly a daughter is a father’s property, can we all get real please without all this soft feminist crap? Everyone’s so afraid of cutting the shit

@Pints_W_Aquinas Dad: You will ask my permission. Me, the son in law: