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human
CMV: The Bible is sexist.

By "The Bible", I am including both the canonical Old Testament and the New Testament. By "sexist", I mean that the Bible portrays women as completely inferior to men. Its overall message towards women is condescending at best, and murderous at worst. However, I'm open to the idea that I may simply be reading it wrong, which is why I made this CMV.

 Keep in mind that I'm not saying "Christianity is sexist" or that "Christians are sexist", because it depends on the Christian, and the vast majority of them are not. I am only going off the text of the Bible, not its application in the real world. And before someone starts a battle over semantics, I'm not arguing that every single book or passage contains some sexist thing, but the message is there in the Bible as a whole, implicit if not explicit, and isn't really contradicted. I've avoided naming specific verses for this introduction, because there are too many, but I'll pull them out as needed.
gpt
Can you give specific examples? It's difficult to judge without them.

What's the overall message towards women specifically, and what makes you say that?

There are women prophets (e.g. Sarah) who are sometimes superior to male ones, women heroines (e.g. Yael), and women as leaders (e.g. Miriam, Devorah, etc.). The laws regarding female slaves and war captives are more progressive than any in the time of its writing.