FEMINIST DOGMA, CULTURAL SUICIDE & THE DEATH OF THE WEST
20/03/07 13:18
Feminists are women's greatest enemy. They glamorize the drudgery of work outside the home and demean the rearing of children. It is indeed a form of cultural and religious suicide.
The survival of the West requires a return to the laws of basic human nature --we must begin to rear our children again. We must teach our children the faith and instill in them a genuine appreciation of the God-given power and authority a woman possesses.
Modern woman has relinquished her jurisdiction under the pretense that she will do more important things out in the world. The truth however, is that the only thing that will truly live on is not her work at the office, but her children.
"I do not deny that women have been wronged and even tortured; but I doubt if they were ever tortured so much as they are tortured now by the absurd modern attempt to make them domestic empresses and competitive clerks at the same time." G.K. Chesterton.
Sydney Cardinal George Pell has warned that the lack of faith among young women could have serious implications for future generations. He says it has traditionally been mothers who have inspired children to the faith.
Yet so many "mothers" seem to loath the job of raising children. "I would go crazy being at home all day with my kids"; "I need mental stimulation"; "I didn't go to school all those years to stay home with kids all day." When a mother cannot spend the necessary time to be with her children let alone instill in them the faith this is precisely where society loses its grip on the future. If a mother will not take time out-who will?
Feminism is insidious --indeed many a good church-going orthodox Christian can occasionally be found spewing the rhetoric or living the lifestyle without even realizing it. Spend time at a major university and you will be indoctrinated in all the fundamentals by professors and peers. Society assumes all are followers of its dogma--if one is found not to be an adherent then you are no less than "dangerous".
Neitzsche saw clearly the "emancipation" of women is a masculinization of women. Clearly this is the case with today's modern woman. For a woman to desire to be at the office cooler rather than in the comforts of her own home relating to her children is clearly some form of diabolical dissillusionment.
No doubt the masculinization of women has also brought about the feminization of men. Men may think that they have never had it so good--they have their skinny, sterile-pill-popping, implanted, bread-winning "partners".
In many households the women's career is no longer a choice. It is the unspoken pressure of the day. How many women cry their way back into the workplace leaving their 6-week old infant behind while their husbands are pushing them out the door. Feminist dogma has brought out the worst in men and women.
Sadly when women are bad they are very very bad. Jean de la Bruyere writes "women are all in extremes, either better or worse than men." Soren Kierkegaard says "it belongs to her nature to be more perfect and and more imperfect than man." Friedrich Nietzsche says "the perfect woman stands higher than the perfect man. But he also writes "woman is more wicked than man". History reveals how men have certainly been capable of monstrosities, but what compares to the cruelty of a mother who can kill her own offspring.
Unfortunately the lack of mothering in our children has produced incalculable destruction of faith, morals and society at large. Cardinal Pell of Australia recently pointed out that a mere 10 percent of Catholics between the ages of 13 and 29 believed "only one religion is true". Seventy-five percent of young Catholics believe it is acceptable to "pick and choose beliefs". Cardinal Pell calls this "a malaise and confusion in the general approach to life rather than just a few isolated points of heresy or unbelief". This is the result of neglected unmothered people.
The feminist dogma has been greatly underestimated as a major cause of the disintegration of the West. A radical turnabout of thought must take place wherein society recognizes and respects the power that a woman has in the home-- where she shapes the future like no other can.
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