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-- Tim Gray SCJ
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Why can't we just all get along?
Hello.
Welcome to Lent.
I have done a fair bit of reading and studying about sexism, feminism, etc. In my not-so-humble opinion, many people are trapped in the basic dualistic thinking that so pervades our society (and church).
My reading about the Trinity, coupled with a very active three-dimensional spatial imagination, suggests a way out of this dualism. It supersedes the dualism implicit in the two seemingly irreconcilable choices currently offered -- "equality" and "complementarity" (cf. "The church women want" ed. Elizabeth Johnson, Herder and Herder, 2002).
My thesis is to a) completely divorce descriptions of behavior, thinking, feeling, etc. from biological reality; and b) use a multi-dimensional model to reflect the complexity of human behavior and interaction.
I appreciate your feedback; this is definitely a work in progress! (If you call this progress (!)
Tim Gray SCJ
Welcome to Lent.
I have done a fair bit of reading and studying about sexism, feminism, etc. In my not-so-humble opinion, many people are trapped in the basic dualistic thinking that so pervades our society (and church).
My reading about the Trinity, coupled with a very active three-dimensional spatial imagination, suggests a way out of this dualism. It supersedes the dualism implicit in the two seemingly irreconcilable choices currently offered -- "equality" and "complementarity" (cf. "The church women want" ed. Elizabeth Johnson, Herder and Herder, 2002).
My thesis is to a) completely divorce descriptions of behavior, thinking, feeling, etc. from biological reality; and b) use a multi-dimensional model to reflect the complexity of human behavior and interaction.
I appreciate your feedback; this is definitely a work in progress! (If you call this progress (!)
Tim Gray SCJ
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