- Berniece (Berenice) — Known historically for her political entanglements and controversial relationships, often portrayed as morally questionable.
- Drusilla — Mentioned in Acts as the wife of Felix, tied to political power and decisions that placed her in a morally ambiguous light.
I asked AI for a critique of my article.
AI says: “Some might say they are complex women navigating power, culture, and their circumstances.”
Whatever AI. I'm HUMINT* and I don't buy that.
(*HUMINT – human intelligence)
They weren't the only women living during that time period. Other women – like Esther, Ruth, Abigail, Mary – were in the same set of circumstances. They were women of faith and chose completely different paths.
I called Berniece and Drusilla “bad” and I'm sticking to it!
They weren't the only women living during that time period. Other women – like Esther, Ruth, Abigail, Mary – were in the same set of circumstances. They were women of faith and chose completely different paths.
I called Berniece and Drusilla “bad” and I'm sticking to it!
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