Woman under the ethnic religionsSmith, Moses, Mrs.
Religion
Woman under the ethnic religions
Smith, Moses, Mrs.
Women -- Religious life; Women and religion
The sacred books of Zoroaster give women a higher place than any
other Ethnic religion. Women are given the same religious rites as
men, yet even here “woman’s first duty is obedience to her husband,
and disobedience is a crime so heinous as to receive punishment after
death.”[14]
[14] The Vendidas.
On the death of a chief in Central Africa hundreds of his wives are
buried alive,[15] a sacrifice for his convenience in the spirit land.
[15] Cameron.
Miss Mary C. Collins, who has lived many years among the North American
Indians, says, “The Indian is a religious man, and it is his religion
that makes him cruel.”
The story becomes monotonous. All non-Christian religions degrade
women, and as woman is, so is all society.
To-day the all-sufficient Christian evidence, is the immeasurable
contrast between heathen and Christian society.
“THE WORKS THAT I DO BEAR WITNESS OF ME, THAT THE FATHER HATH SENT
ME.”――_John 5:36._
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Transcriber’s Notes:
――Text in italics is enclosed by underscores (_italics_).
――Punctuation and spelling inaccuracies were silently corrected.
――Archaic and variable spelling has been preserved.
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