Evidence of Ludy's distaste for femalekind shows throughout the book. She uses inhumane language to describe non-Christian and "average" Christian women: throngs and a dime a dozen are a few of the examples I've seen. In a later chapter she talks about the adulterous woman from Proverbs 7, and how her aggressive man-hunting is descriptive of "the majority of young women in our modern culture, even most Christ-professing ones."