Fortunately, Christians don't see it your way. In fact many of the earliest Christians were communists, holding everything in common.
Acts 2:
42And they were persevering in the doctrine of the apostles and in the communication of the breaking of bread and in prayers.
43And fear came upon every soul. Many wonders also and signs were done by the apostles in Jerusalem: and there was great fervor in all.
44And all they that believed were together and had all things common.
45Their possessions and goods they sold and divided them to all, according as every one had need.
46And continuing daily with one accord in the temple and breaking bread from house to house, they took their meat with gladness and simplicity of heart:
47Praising God and having favour with all the people. And the Lord increased daily together such as should be saved.
See above. God says they were. I believe Him. You should, too.
The Apostles were not social constructionists who believed in arbitrary social roles that could be reconstructed and deconstructed through social engineering.
They were, however, fine with communal living where everything was held in common,with everything divided up according to need. That's God's word.
This period didn't last long as the Apostles went far and wide to establish Bishops (the Episcopacy) and "Presbyters" throughout the world.
So you're saying that God had it wrong at the beginning, and did better, later on? How so?
To imply that anybody who holds to the whole idea of a "nuclear family" is not Christian is grossly offensive,
To suggest that I think so, is a despicable misrepresentation of what I said. I'm sure that on reflection, you'll admit that I never said anything like that, if honesty means anything at all to you.
