1. How does the author begin his argument? Summarize the

introduction to the text in two to three sentences and cite

evidence from the text.

The story is called opposition to the woman’s rights movement

The author starts the argument by showing that it is a Christian order and established by God that women have an inferior position in relation to men. This is because, according to the author, men represent the head of Christ, while women represent the body. Faced with the author's reasoning, it is the body that commands the head, therefore, it is the man who commands the woman. Thus, the women's rights movement is an anti-Christian movement, as it demeans men and automatically demotes God.

1. How does the author begin his argument? Summarize the introduction to the text in two to three sentences and cite evidence from the text. The story is called opposition to the woman’s rights movement

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1. How does the author begin his argument? Summarize the

introduction to the text in two to three sentences and cite

evidence from the text.

The story is called opposition to the woman’s rights movement