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Erased Fathers and Sons by Mike Ramey

by Mike Ramey
06/09/24
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     One does not have to be a ‘rocket scientist’ to notice that the media narrative—even in our cartoons—contains a major league ‘erasure’ of father and son relationships.  This ‘erasure creep’ has been going on since the 1990s.  We’ve been treated to more ‘ink’ about the ‘woes’ of the WNBA, Women’s Soccer and female college athletics that the social engineers should be choking on the high levels of estrogen in the air.  Then, we have noticed the rise of strong female superheroes in cartoons and at the movies, while at the same time, the social engineers ‘whine’ about young men and boys not ‘taking their rightful places’ in society.

      The erasure and character assassination of fathers has been going on since the sixties…first taking place in the Black community, and now ‘boomeranging’ back into the white community.  Frankenstein has come home to roost, and the social wizards of smart—composed of feminized women and weak-spined men—are amazed at the results.

      May I interject some truth at this point?  You want to know why the ‘Title 9 warriors’ are having such a hard time with the transgender (transvestite) issue?  Simple.  Back in the day when Title 9 first reared its ugly head on major college campuses, the ‘only’ way that the playing field was made ‘fair’ was for Athletic Departments to cut sports scholarships for male athletics and reroute the money to female athletic scholarships.  There is no telling how many young men were denied a college education as their scholarships were ‘whisked away’ without explanation to make young women feel ‘empowered’ by supporting weak college women’s sports efforts.

      Seems like poetic justice in my view.

      (I’ll drop in a marker at this point.  One cannot be ‘empowered’ unless power is taken from someone else.  Women’s college sports and women’s professional sports cannot ‘survive’ unless money is diverted—by theft or browbeating—from successful men’s sports programs.  Even the WNBA cannot survive without bullying money from the NBA.  Frankly, I’m amazed at how the NBA has ‘rolled over’ and given up the cash’ the same as NCAA men’s programs have done for NCAA women’s programs ‘for the sake of equity over profitability’.)

      Families are built by strong father and son relationships, period.  It is the father who is the head of the home—no matter how many videos make fun of his leadership skills.  Sons are the ones through whom are passed the legacy of the family, as well as the family name—no matter how many ‘hyphenated’ sisters we have in the marketplace.  Fathers exhibit leadership in the family religion, work ethic, and holy living.  Sons take that knowledge and ‘add to it’ with the technology of the times—but keep the bedrock of Dad’s teachings in their lives.

      Over the course of time, I’ve had the blessing of meeting young men from various walks of life in the working world.  I’m proud to say that—in many cases—the wives of these working men are staying home with the children, while the fathers go out and work.  This is how the traditional family had been built for centuries, until the feminists and social engineers tried the best to destroy it.  Thankfully, God’s message is getting through regarding the importance of fathers and sons.  Erase them, and you stand a good chance of seeing society fall.  On the Quick Scan—is society getting better or worse because of efforts to erase fathers and sons from the landscape?

      Yes, I know that some fathers have NOT been blessed with sons and try to make their daughters over into being ‘substitute’ sons.  Brother, no matter how hard you may teach her auto mechanics, or encourage her to throw a baseball, she will not be a son.  If you have a son or are a surrogate father to a young man from a fatherless family be encouraged!  Grow these young men into men of quality by being a father after God’s own heart through Jesus Christ.

      Stop ‘turning’ young men over to ‘feminized’ or religiously sanitized programs.  The BEST program for raising young men is to be supportive of their fathers in prayer—and practice.

      Mike Ramey is a Retired Minister, KJV Bible Teacher, syndicated columnist and Bible Prophecy Specialist who lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.  “The Quick Scan” is one of a variety of his columns appearing and abounding in print and cyberspace, written from a biblical, business, and common-sense perspective since 1996.  To drop him a line—or a whine—the address is still the same: [email protected].  ©2024 Barnstorm Communications International