[ELS]

Secularized feminism raises excellent questions but cannot answer them, says an American theologian who points to a Christian feminism as an antidote.

The thesis is an analysis of feminist theories in light of the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas.

I thought you two might be interested, for different reasons, in this article.

[Askel5]

Hey thanks ... I've posted stuff by her at St. Patrick's site (from the bulletin). I was impressed.

[Aquinasfan]

I thought you two might be interested, for different reasons, in this article.

I'm always glad to hear St. Thomas referenced.

I think the last paragraph focused on an important point: the only way into Islamic society is through Muslim women; particularly the introduction of the Christian view of women as against the Islamic view of women.

Perhaps Islamic women can be "attacked" through the privacy of the internet.