Suffrage Women's Rights ~ What's the hidden History? How High Control Groups Play a Part : Part 2

Join Kerry Kaye host of Liberty Teas, with special guest Linda James (ApostaBabe), as they continue to uncover the forgotten history of women's suffrage and examine how high-control groups restrict female autonomy. In this episode, Kerry and Linda dive into the two Genesis accounts pulled apart in The Women's Bible—a radical 19th-century feminist commentary on biblical texts. Drawing on their experiences growing up in high-control religious environments, they reflect on the deep struggle for autonomy under patriarchal systems, the lasting legacy of trailblazers like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and how we can keep carrying the torch of liberty today. Here is a breakdown of the key topics discussed in the video along with their timestamps: [00:17] The Genesis Problem: The conversation begins with a discussion about a book published in 1895, focusing on its radical deconstruction of dogma and the creation of humanity in the divine image. [02:40] The Woman's Bible by Elizabeth Cady Stanton: They examine this specific book, showing its cover and discussing its provocative original title from the 1970s. [04:14] Analyzing the Two Creation Stories in Genesis: Kerry reads from the book, comparing the "Elohistic" version (where male and female are created simultaneously) with the more familiar version (where Eve is created from Adam's rib). [08:08] Elizabeth Cady Stanton's Argument: Kerry reads a passage where Stanton argues that the second creation story was manipulated to require women to obey men, presenting it as an ancient history of women's subjection. [12:11] The Apostle Peter and Women's Roles: The discussion shifts to 1 Peter 3:7, which refers to women as the "weaker vessel." Kerry expresses her disagreement with this view. [13:42] Conflicts Between Peter and Paul: They delve into the historical relationship between the Apostles Peter and Paul, noting Paul's rebuke of Peter's actions in Galatians 2. [16:45] The Gospel of Mary (Magdalene): They discuss the non-canonical Gospel of Mary, which portrays Peter as jealous of Mary Magdalene and challenging her authority to receive private visions from Jesus. [20:25] The Committee of 23 and The Woman's Bible: The video concludes by returning to the 1896 committee of suffragists who compiled The Woman's Bible, aiming to expose how religious texts were used to suppress the "divine feminine" and deny women equal rights, including the right to vote. Guest Linda James Channel    / @apostababelindajames7461   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Explore original oil paintings, fine art prints, news and announcements about Kerry's Art, Art Shows, Film credits and her Debut Historical Fiction Novel at KerryKaye.com COPYRIGHT © LIBERTY TEAS and KERRY KAYE®. All rights reserved. No part of this video may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form without prior written permission. KERRY KAYE® and LIBERTY TEAS™ are protected trademark material. #women #womensupportingwomen #womensrights #suffrage #suffragette #marypoppins #exjw #stanton #susanbanthony #voterawareness #womenvoice #humanrights #autonomy #womensvotes #suffragemovement #highcontrolreligions #cult #cultawareness