I recently listened to a<\/span> talk<\/span><\/a> given by Bishop Richard <\/span>Williamson<\/span><\/a> on gender differences.\u00a0 If I hadn’t been reading about the feminism scam, I would have stopped listening where the Bishop says that teaching and leading are male functions.\u00a0 And then he ducks behind the podium to avoid possible tomatoes.<\/h5>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/05\/Saint-Thomas-Aquinas.jpg\" "\\"Saint")
<\/a>But the Bishop is not one to mince words.\u00a0 He states that\u00a0 authority does not fit a woman: The privilege of man is reason and the privilege of woman is emotion.\u00a0 In these days of flat androgynous sameness, this sounds prehistoric.<\/h5>\nAttributing the classical exposition of these ideas to Saint Thomas Aquinas, (left,)\u00a0 Bp.Williamson adamantly asserts that this is common sense about human nature – and nature doesn’t change.\u00a0 “Common sense is the grip on reality given to us by God.”<\/h5>\nThe Bishop elaborates:\u00a0 A woman should avoid certain careers that will require her to turn into a man.\u00a0 It isn’t that she can’t do the job, but that she will have to become masculine to do it.\u00a0 If, for example, a woman attorney primps in the mirror before entering the courtroom, she won’t be a proper attorney.\u00a0 If she doesn’t primp, she isn’t a proper woman.\u00a0 The woman can’t win, he says; she can either be a good courtroom attorney or a woman.<\/h5>\nIt is for good reason, he says, that no airline would announce the names of two women pilots before take-off, because half the passengers would get off the plane …\u00a0 as he would.\u00a0 I have to agree, there is something to that.<\/h5>\nQUERYING FRIENDS<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
<\/a>But the Bishop is not one to mince words.\u00a0 He states that\u00a0 authority does not fit a woman: The privilege of man is reason and the privilege of woman is emotion.\u00a0 In these days of flat androgynous sameness, this sounds prehistoric.<\/h5>\nAttributing the classical exposition of these ideas to Saint Thomas Aquinas, (left,)\u00a0 Bp.Williamson adamantly asserts that this is common sense about human nature – and nature doesn’t change.\u00a0 “Common sense is the grip on reality given to us by God.”<\/h5>\nThe Bishop elaborates:\u00a0 A woman should avoid certain careers that will require her to turn into a man.\u00a0 It isn’t that she can’t do the job, but that she will have to become masculine to do it.\u00a0 If, for example, a woman attorney primps in the mirror before entering the courtroom, she won’t be a proper attorney.\u00a0 If she doesn’t primp, she isn’t a proper woman.\u00a0 The woman can’t win, he says; she can either be a good courtroom attorney or a woman.<\/h5>\nIt is for good reason, he says, that no airline would announce the names of two women pilots before take-off, because half the passengers would get off the plane …\u00a0 as he would.\u00a0 I have to agree, there is something to that.<\/h5>\nQUERYING FRIENDS<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
It is for good reason, he says, that no airline would announce the names of two women pilots before take-off, because half the passengers would get off the plane …\u00a0 as he would.\u00a0 I have to agree, there is something to that.<\/h5>\nQUERYING FRIENDS<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
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