After all, even the Catholic feminists do that.
CWR: The Complementarity of Men and Women, Across the Religious Spectrum by Aurora C. Griffin (via Insight Scoop)
A review of Not Just Good, but Beautiful: The Complementary Relationship between Man and Woman, a compilation of speeches from the 2014 Humanum Conference
"Because of their theological differences, the unified witness of the religions of the world is based largely on philosophical, biological, sociological, and psychological insights. Using these fields, they are able to build a fairly comprehensive view of how men and women work together with their different geniuses. A recurring theme is that the distinct features of each sex suit them for parenthood: femininity for motherhood, and masculinity for fatherhood."
No mention of the role of the husband as the head and protector of the family.
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