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Insight Scoop: Teresa Tomeo talks about...
It seems like that this book wouldn't really add much to what people like Leah Darrow or Maggie Gallagher already say against the sexual revolution and/or feminism. So does Teresa Tomeo go far enough in her criticisms? Does she put the blame solely on certain parts of the ideology, or does she go after all of it and its appeal to narcissistic women, or women affected by original sin? This is not merely a problem of ideas, but of character.
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I think we all are affected by society/media, and we all have original and other sins. We all have character flaws that we need to work on and, having read the book, http://teresatomeo.com/books-and-media.html, I think that she is correct that we women (as well as men) need to change how we relate to society and the media in order to get closer to God, and realize truly that we are his children.
A review of the book by Gary Zmirak (via Insight Scoop).
So does she deal with the authority of the husband in the family and patriarchy?
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