Why are women not allowed into Promise Keepers meetings?

Answer 1

Because it is a men only cult.

Answer 2

I don't know, but there are similar groups for women where the men are not allowed.

There's nothing in the US Constitution that says that women have the inalienable right to attend Promise Keepers meetings. Nor is there one that says that men have such a right with regard to similar groups reserved for women.

Since they're private groups and since the Constitution has freedom-of-association protections, all of this is fair game.

Answer 3

I don't know, but there are similar groups for women where the men are not allowed.

There's nothing in the US Constitution that says that women have the inalienable right to attend Promise Keepers meetings. Nor is there one that says that men have such a right with regard to similar groups reserved for women.

Since they're private groups and since the Constitution has freedom-of-association protections, all of this is fair game.

Answer 4

Because promise keepers are for the men of the church. Women have their own meetings.

Christian men need to have the support and mentorship that Promise Keepers provides so that they can keep strong in their faith, strong for their wives and children. They are the heads of their homes, and they need the spiritual leading and to be fed by the Word of God with other strong Christian men.

Answer 5

Men have Promise Keepers, women have "Women of Faith" Men and women need different kinds of support and guidance. We are programmed differently.

Answer 6

I have been to a number of promise keeper events and there are a few women pressent and no one minds

you are welcome to come, but it is mostly for men

there is a womens group called Women of Grace I think and is similar

Answer 7

I believe it is the same rational as having "girls only" math classes.

Apparently the founders of PK believed that men don't go to church much because men were afraid of being judged for their sins and weaknesses by women. So it is an attempt to give men a "safe" place to worship (in order to encourage more men to come).

Answer 8

Because it's a men's group. It's kind of the same reason why men are not allowed in P.E.O. meetings--that's a women's group.

Answer 9

Because in most religions women are considered to be second class citizens. To continue to support and participate in a religion that devalues women and considers them to be second rate, is an affront to the women who died pursuing sexual equality.

Stand up for your rights and demand equality.

Answer 10

LMAO Because it's a Christian MEN'S organization. There is a womens' organization centered around the Christian faith called Aglow.

Answer 11

You can get into them, but it's a "man" group, and it's kinda boring for women, believe me, i went to one.
Women of Faith is an awesome women only group, go to one of those events.