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Christian Domestic Discipline is not the same as complementarianism & the mainstream Conservative position needs to play a bigger role
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The term '''Christian Domestic Discipline''' (CDD) is used as a qualifier for a [[marriage]] that follows [[Bible|Biblical]] standards by mutual consent.<ref name="CDD">[http://www.christiandomesticdiscipline.com/Home.html Christian Domestic Discipline]</ref> The group and setup is not widely known.
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'''Christian Domestic Discipline''' ('''CDD''') is an uncommon practice within [[marriage]] based on some interpretations of the [[Holy Bible]] in which the husband enforces his authority on his wife through [[corporal punishment]] or other forms of discipline.<ref name="gotquestions">{{cite web |url=https://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-domestic-discipline.html |title=What is Christian domestic discipline (CDD)? |accessdate=2019-09-08}}</ref> It is distinct from the mainstream conservative Christian doctrine of [[complementarianism]], whose supporters affirm traditional [[gender role]]s and the authority of husbands but do not endorse the use of [[corporal punishment]] on wives.<ref name="gotquestions"/>
    
==Roles==
 
==Roles==
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In a CDD marriage, the positions of husband and wife are clearly defined as the man being the loving authority and the woman being submissive to her husband. While the husband does have authority in the household, he has to justify his actions and decisions before [[God]].<ref name="CDD"/>
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In a CDD marriage, the positions of husband and wife are clearly defined as the man being the loving authority and the woman being submissive to her husband. While the husband does have authority in the household, he has to justify his actions and decisions before [[God]].<ref name="CDD">[https://web.archive.org/web/20080122004546/http://www.christiandomesticdiscipline.com/Home.html Christian Domestic Discipline]</ref>
    
The husband acts as a loving guide and teacher to his wife, but he also has the authority to punish, a power that is voluntarily given to him by his wife.  It is recommended that CDD is only undertaken where there is mutual consent.
 
The husband acts as a loving guide and teacher to his wife, but he also has the authority to punish, a power that is voluntarily given to him by his wife.  It is recommended that CDD is only undertaken where there is mutual consent.
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==Concern==
 
==Concern==
 
CDD has been criticized for jumping from the roles of husband and wife in obeying God's Word to the applying a standard of Domestic Discipline that does not have the same biblical backing.<ref>[http://www.punishmentbook.org/2005/05/bible_thumpers_.html Bible Thumpers against Domestic Discipline]</ref>
 
CDD has been criticized for jumping from the roles of husband and wife in obeying God's Word to the applying a standard of Domestic Discipline that does not have the same biblical backing.<ref>[http://www.punishmentbook.org/2005/05/bible_thumpers_.html Bible Thumpers against Domestic Discipline]</ref>
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Mainstream conservative [[Evangelical Christian]]s generally oppose the idea of Christian Domestic Discipline. For example, [[Got Questions Ministries]] states that it is unbiblical and can be used to justify abuse.<ref name="gotquestions"/>
    
==References==
 
==References==

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