Any political system, no matter how rich it makes a country, if the only way to keep that system going is to deny basic human rights to a proportion of the population, in this case, over half the population, then that political system needs to die.
For the sake of argument, your proposition shall be accepted, that democracy is dying because of women's suffrage. Well so what. Who cares? It's obviously some third rate system and we need to think of something better, something that can exist and be successful without needing to deny any group their human rights.
It's success was dependent upon suffering. Women are people too and women suffer when they are denied their basic human rights.
From scripture, I can't see where the right to vote, regardless of gender, is some kind of God-given inalienable right. If a nation has a benevolent and just monarch, then the subjects do not have to live under oppression or suffering. Eventually, we will all be under a monarchy, with Christ as King. Every knee show bow and every tongue shall confess.
Be that as it may, I believe God can work with a variety of political systems. He did in the Bible. I see no reason to think that a system where men vote, representing the interests of their families, is inherently unjust. I don't think it is wrong to have every adult vote either. The problem with democracy is that when you have a wicked or foolish populace, wicked and foolish things will be voted into law, and in a Republic, wicked and foolish leaders will be elected. Kings can be wicked and foolish as well. We await our wise King.
Modern Western European, North American, and Australian political philosophy emphasizes the important of treating all people equally, or at least all adults, and giving all equal political power. From reading the Bible, I don't see any reason to think that this objective ranks highly, if at all, on God's list of priorities.
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