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Gretha Wiid and Angus Buchan have established themselves as the moral gurus of the Afrikaner Christian community with their Worthy Women and Mighty Men mass conferences. Wiid is also often invited by the broadcast media to participate in TV and radio talks to discuss her views on relationships and sex  she is even invited by popular Afrikaans singers to share the stage with them. Recently, Gretha Wiid was again on the front pages of popular magazines to promote her and her husbands views on sex and sexuality based on the Bible. She suggests that women hand over their sexuality, their bodies and their sexual decisions completely into the hands of men. Her view is that the husband is the king, prophet and priest in the family and should be honoured accordingly. The aim of this article was to use Wiids public appearances and publications as a case study to analyse her statements, hermeneutic principles and procedures and to demonstrate how her interpretation of sex and sexuality is infused by heteropatriarchal biblical discourse. The purpose of the article was to unveil the hermeneutic principles ordinary Christians such as Wiid apply in interpreting biblical texts and how these are culturally inscribed on womens and childrens bodies

A critical analysis of Gretha Wiid�s sex ideology and her biblical hermeneutics