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| | ===Negative role models === | | ===Negative role models === |
| − | Some women in the entertainment and media industries, politicians, and other public officials and the leaders of second-wave and third-wave [[feminism]], who have had negative impacts due to the influence of liberalism, socialism and other negative ideologies/doctrines on them (like the foolish woman in Proverbs 14:1).
| + | Women in the entertainment and media industries, politicians, other public officials, and [[feminist]]s, because of their liberal, socialist, and other negative ideologies (like the foolish woman in Proverbs 14:1). |
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| − | *[[Delilah]], the woman who betrayed [[Samson]] to his enemies the [[Philistine]]s after weakening him by cutting his long hair | + | *[[Delilah]], who betrayed [[Samson]] to his enemies the [[Philistine]]s after weakening him by cutting his long hair |
| | *[[Jezebel]], the wife of [[Ahab]], the corrupt king of the [[Northern Kingdom]]; she was so evil that her name has long since become associated with any woman who is evil and corrupt | | *[[Jezebel]], the wife of [[Ahab]], the corrupt king of the [[Northern Kingdom]]; she was so evil that her name has long since become associated with any woman who is evil and corrupt |
| | *[[Margaret Sanger]], racist, eugenicist, and the founder of [[Planned Parenthood]]. She promoted contraception in order to end abortion. | | *[[Margaret Sanger]], racist, eugenicist, and the founder of [[Planned Parenthood]]. She promoted contraception in order to end abortion. |
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| | *[[Nancy Pelosi]], Speaker of the House of the U.S. House of Representatives since 2002 | | *[[Nancy Pelosi]], Speaker of the House of the U.S. House of Representatives since 2002 |
| | *United States Supreme Court Justice [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]]. She wanted the law to treat women the same as men. She agreed with abortion. | | *United States Supreme Court Justice [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]]. She wanted the law to treat women the same as men. She agreed with abortion. |
| − | *[[Ketanji Brown Jackson]], the first [[African American]] [[female]] appointed to the [[Supreme Court]] who could not define what a woman is in confirmation hearings<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref> | + | *[[Ketanji Brown Jackson]], the first [[African American]] [[female]] appointed to the [[Supreme Court]], who refused to define what a woman is in confirmation hearings<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref> |
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| | === Violent women === | | === Violent women === |
| | *[[Catherine de Medici]], Queen of France (1547 to 1559), was ruthless and violent and is often regarded as the mastermind behind the [[Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre]], directed against the [[Huguenots]] (French Calvinist Protestants) in 1572, in which 30,000 Huguenots lost their lives | | *[[Catherine de Medici]], Queen of France (1547 to 1559), was ruthless and violent and is often regarded as the mastermind behind the [[Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre]], directed against the [[Huguenots]] (French Calvinist Protestants) in 1572, in which 30,000 Huguenots lost their lives |