It is said in the Bible that no man will know when the apocalypse will come...

Indeed. And I believe his name is spelled "kamekaze", which translates roughly as "means nothing" into English.

The Bible's translations are endless, usually resulting in some discrepancies, but as long as you don't take it literally, you're okay.

My argument to counter your points:

1. Not all Christians are correct about this. The contemporary Christians can be the village idiots compared to the ones who actually care about what they're saying. Most of us don't believe God is a male...after all, what's the point in even having a gender, since God doesn't need a mate to reproduce?

2. There's not much to contest with this one.

3. Once again, Christians aren't always the examples of good behaviour. The ones that get the most attention are the ones that DO slaughter, primarily because they are (sadly) the majority.

I see the way you interpret the word "feminine" as translating (in your mind) to "weak"....that's simply preposterous.

There is NOTHING here that is based on LEGITIMATE (key word there) scientific research. I cannot take you seriously anymore.

In your first two sentences, you present a great case. Usually, the perception of the use of force causes one to intensify their feelings and defend their position more than previously needed.

Indeed. They have proven themselves, now they (for lack of a better word) complain about compensation for their equality. My point is that all forms of arguing in favour of one or the other is ridiculous.

I don't think we're equal in society....I mean, it DOES even out overall, but the way we treat each other just shows that we love to treat each other like crap to show that we're at a bigger disadvantage. Technically, we're equal (definition being "balanced"), but apparently nobody's happy with all the little imbalances that make up the large balance. Women are often abused, but men can also be judged as guilty of abuse just as a result of the woman's word with no trial. I know that'll be debated as to whether that makes us "equal" or not, but it's just an example. There's a counter to everything.

Are you a mind reader? I doubt that. The ones you hear commenting on this are the ones that don't care enough about giving the rest of us bad image to keep their mouths shut. If you haven't heard any man saying this, then you're acting upon stereotype, which makes your argument invalid.

Also, there's a general consensus among the guys I know (support: personal experience, after all, I do hang out with an equal number of guys and girls) that women DO look better without makeup, so your point about that really is debatable.