The King's Hall White Knights and Reviling Wives: An Interview with David Edgington
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Mar 28, 2025 In this conversation, David Edgington, a biblical counselor and pastor, shares insights from his forthcoming book on how feminism impacts families and marriages. He discusses the concept of 'reviling wives' and explores the struggles men face in such relationships. Edgington critiques contemporary pressures on marital authority and emphasizes the need for scriptural principles to navigate these challenges. He also highlights the importance of addressing verbal abuse within the church, advocating for robust male leadership to restore healthy family dynamics.
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Modern Austen
- Modern authors rewrote Jane Austen's novels, changing characters and storylines.
- Curtis Sittenfield's "Pride and Prejudice" rewrite added hate sex and jogging.
Knightley's Correction
- In "Emma," Mr. Knightley corrects Emma's vanity and haughtiness.
- He challenges her embarrassing treatment of Miss Bates, teaching her humility.
Biblical Relationships
- Austen's work reflects a biblical view of men correcting women's behavior.
- Complementarianism and feminism wrongly teach men are always at fault.
