Should women be allowed to vote? In this episode of "Snake on the Table," Jerry Dorris and Tanner Cartwright from Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, tackle this hotly debated question with an honest, thought-provoking discussion. We explore societal responsibility, biblical masculinity, gender roles, and the historical context of voting rights, sparking a conversation that challenges modern perspectives. From the idea of household voting to the importance of vested interest in society, we dive into what it means to lead a well-ordered home and nation.

Do you agree that voting should be tied to responsibility and contribution, or is it a fundamental right for all? We want to hear your thoughts! Send us your questions or topics to discuss at snakeonthetable.com. Don’t forget, you can also catch our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more in-depth conversations on Christianity, spirituality, and parenting. Join the dialogue and let’s explore these challenging issues together!

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 - INTRO

00:58 - Women's Voting Rights

07:01 - Women's Suffrage Debate

11:51 - Women's Vote Impact

13:49 - Criminals and Voting Rights

15:35 - Final Thoughts