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(01-06-2015 05:26 PM)ryanf Wrote:  Imagine the hypergamy if we had to compete with angels.

Who's gonna cover the "angel game data sheet? "

Genesis 6 and the Book of Enoch which covers the plot of 'the Watchers' to take wives and to reproduce with humans make no mention of any resistance on the part of women.

Not only that, the Book of Enoch shows that the rebel angels taught women forbidden arts or arts hitherto unknown by mankind such as astrology, mathematics, the forging of metals for war, abortion and even the application of cosmetics. Women were also taught the cutting of herbs for the casting of spells which could be the origin of witchcraft which through the ages has mostly been feminine in nature.

The ancients always knew that women's nature was to envy men's physical and mental powers and the means to satisfy this envy was to attempt to dominate at least one man. Once they dominated a man, this envy would turn to hatred. This could be the attempt by some women to reverse what God told Eve as she was being expelled from Eden:

"Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you." - Genesis 3:16

In the next verse, God curses Adam with a lifetime of toil on a cursed Earth. In other words and from the perspective of women, Eve was cursed to be governed by a mere labourer.

Through hypergamy, the daughters of Eve can triumph over labour by bathing in a harem or in this mystical case, making covenant with the Nephilim in return for supernatural power.

Michael Tsarion is a bit far out at times and he certainly isn't sympathetic to Christianity or anything Patristic but he mentions in his study on the dark side of female behaviour in "The Female Illuminati" that the wives of the angels who gave birth the the 'demi-gods' and 'giants' of old instigated a conflict against mankind which nearly wiped out or enslaved all of it. It is this ability to betray and 'open Pandora's box' which is the root of men's distrust of women.

He concludes that most societies felt it justifiable to keep women governed and that most religions and cultures have attempted to violently repress witchcraft.

St Paul gave a vague exhortation to the early Christian churches:

"For this reason, and because the angels are watching, a woman should wear a covering on her head to show she is under authority." 1 Corinthians 11:10.

Hypergamy and women's ability to betray a loving husband and to become a stronger man's 'war bride' may have even more disturbing roots than we realise.

Female Illuminati: