Afterthought
Puritan Board Senior
In a couple of recent threads, mention has been made of traditional male and female roles: man as giver, woman as receiver; man as seeker, woman as being sought for; men being equipped for leadership in some settings, women not, etc. What is the Scriptural support for this position? What is the support from reason/nature, if it offers any?
I actually hadn't heard of traditional roles put in those terms until the philosophy classroom: wherein it was stated that traditional roles caused scientists to overlook certain phenomena, whereas a feminist philosophy of science allowed for new discoveries that were being overlooked.
I actually hadn't heard of traditional roles put in those terms until the philosophy classroom: wherein it was stated that traditional roles caused scientists to overlook certain phenomena, whereas a feminist philosophy of science allowed for new discoveries that were being overlooked.