It's true—there is such a thing as militant feminism, just as there is a more "feminine" approach, where women can remain soft and lady-like while still being just as 'strong.'
The issue is that nowadays, feminism is often lumped together with radical movements and their obsession with
rejecting traditional gender roles (the movement is secular and strictly anti-clerical, after all). To avoid those ideological extremes, many Christian women prefer the term egalitarianism instead.
On the flip side, we see incredibly narrow-minded teachings in places like the Muslim world, where gender discrimination is openly supported. Women are marginalized based on the belief that they are inherently less valuable than men due to biological traits.
These views stem from the idea that men have a right to dominate (and even abuse) because they emphasize
moral (LOL) deficiencies in women, labeling them unpredictable or irrational; they are quite literally dismissed as fools—and not just any fools, but crazy ones. They are seen as 🙈 nothing less
than fundamentally inferior to men (though they offer a "solution" too, yeeeey—frequent beatings and sexual violence, supposedly to 'bring them to their senses' so they stop being so 'unstable.' bless).
Both perspectives are extremely primitive and limited. The truth usually lies somewhere in the middle, as it always does, I suppose.
All we know for certain is this: God does not discriminate based on biology.🙂
