Forgiving Rachel's malapropism here ("horse," not "course"), she makes a keen observation about gender norms in Kilanga: they're not that different from gender norms in the not-too-distant past of American culture. (Fun fact: now it's about the opposite. Women can almost wear whatever they want—pants, skirts, overalls, rompers—while men are stuck to a diverse wardrobe of … pants or shorts.)

Sure—except by "cultivate," maybe God didn't mean "impose your own will upon." Nathan seems to conveniently forget the parts of the Bible that don't allow him to be a total control freak.