Okay, here's the thing. The man is supposed to be the spiritual leader of the home, it's one of those little things that we like to call "responsibility". You*, as the wife, are supposed to let him. That's actually sometimes harder lol.
He needs to make good decisions regarding the spirituality of his family. The wife is there to support him; her support (or lack of it) is always a deciding factor for a good man of faith. No one but that family can decide the best course of action; and it is the man's duty and responsibility to make sure it's a good and appropriate one.
So to answer your question, is a wife biblically obligated to go to church w/ her husband, then the answer is yes, if you are basing your life on being of faith then everyone should go to church. Can she go elsewhere if she wants? That's up to her and her husband, but she should always remember it's his job to lead, not hers.
2007-11-03 16:30:36
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answered by arewethereyet 7
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It depends upon 2 things: What your husband's take on the situation is & to what degree you can/cannot in good conscience attend that church.
The Bible does teach that your husband is the head of the home. Is he spiritually leading you? Can you talk this over with him with the Scripture open? Despite some of the advice you have been given here, you are a family. What each of you does affects the other. You cannot pretend that you are totally independant of each other.
However, having said that, you ultimately must go where you will spiritually grow closer to the Lord. If that means attending church with your husband, so be it. (Maybe he needs that spiritual encouragement too.) Or if that means that in good conscience you cannot stay, so be it. But exhaust all other options first. Foremost, PRAY .... & talk this over & over with your husband.
What are his reasons for wanting to stay? Perhaps there is room for spiritual growth even in hearing these reasons. Or if you truly believe that his reasons are not Biblical or legitimate, pray that the Spirit will give you a gracious spirit in doing what you think best. Pray that you will have unity with your husband in this matter. If you feel he needs prayer to see certain things, pray for his discernment.
PRAY! We can't know all the ins & outs of your situation, but guess what?! Our Heavenly Father sure does!!
2007-11-05 02:13:25
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answered by Phoebe 5
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The wife is bibilically obligated to God first, then her husband.
If your husband is going to a church you feel isn't in line with the bible, it's your biblical obligation, as well as your right to seek out a church you feel is.
Yes, he's your husband, but the excuse of "He did it so I did" won't fly, just as it didn't for Adam and Eve.
Tend to yourself first, because ultimately, you're responsible before God for you.
2007-11-03 16:23:40
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answered by witchiebunny 3
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I think you should first honor God. This is difficult because you want to honor your husband I know, but if your husband back slides you don't want to go down that path.
You want to care more about what God says than people.
I say that you go where God is leading you and in your obedience he will begin to deal with your husband so you can be on one accord.
2007-11-03 16:29:09
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answered by Indya M 5
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If a wife truly feels that the church they are attending is not in step with the Word of God, then she has a duty to God and to her family to remove them from such a place.
Read I Corinthians 7--It deals with this issue--or more it deals with the issue of being married to an unbeliever.
2007-11-03 16:27:02
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answered by SDW 6
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A "wife" isn't a possession. I'd be willing to bet she even has a name *gasp!*. Maybe if you're really nice and ask her to explain, she will choose to dignify your whiny misogynistic complaints with an answer.
2007-11-03 16:40:13
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answered by Anonymous
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He is obligated to love her as Christ loved the church. That should keep him busy. And if he did love her that way she will probably go willingly so no problems!
2007-11-03 16:26:43
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answered by Anonymous
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You adult men ought to have observed this (and agreed) before you get carry of married! i think of the video recreation element is only him adjusting from being a bachelor and consistently being "with the adult men" to being married and having chores to do. I swear, interior the 1st 300 and sixty 5 days of our marriage, the x-field 360 replaced into like the "different lady" in our marriage. I threatened to chuck it out the window sooner or later and he went to easily enjoying interior the mornings before I have been given up. It replaced into incredible-- he replaced into spending time with me for as quickly as and not hogging the television. cleansing... i'm a senior in college, taking 18 credit hours, yet no longer working. My husband works finished time. and that i certainly *get exhilaration from* cleansing. It relaxes me. And he's in a extra useful temper while the home is sparkling. i do no longer do it b/c i'm "forced" to or b/c i believe like a maid. i decide directly to do it. We chop up the dishes lots of the time. I consistently do the laundry b/c he shrinks/stains stuff each and every time he washes it. I vacuum common. sparkling the bathing room like as quickly as each and every week. He keeps our workplace sparkling. We make our mattress interior the mornings. I do all the cooking b/c he's caught mac-n-cheese on hearth haha. Biblically speaking, you're probable searching for those verses: Ephesians 5: 22-33. in fact husbands ought to LOVE their better halves as very like their own self. furnish for their kin. better halves ought to love and appreciate their husbands. It says no longer something approximately whose place that's to bathe. traditionally, women human beings stayed domicile and took care of gardens, cooking, and cleansing whilst adult men worked outdoors the domicile all day. that may no longer difficulty-loose in 2009!
2016-10-14 23:03:17
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answered by Anonymous
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well, if you feel the church or bible or whatever isnt in line, then you arent obligated to do anything. even if you are a woman, you ARE your own whole person, despite the crazy right telling you otherwise.
2007-11-03 16:22:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes she is biblicaly obligated but he is biblicaly obligated to listen to his wife and to take her views and points, feelings and so forth in to account as well.
2007-11-03 16:26:09
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answered by Anonymous
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