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Daly VS Reuther
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Reuther VS Daly - sexism and patriarchy in Christianity
Both
agree that to start calling God ‘she’ and emphasising the feminine aspects of God does not successfully remove the established patriarchy
a side effect of patriarchy has been the assumption that
men
have power and dominion over nature
only
women
can save the environment
Reuther VS Daly - sexism and patriarchy in Christianity
Differences
Reuther - patriarchy came with Christianity
Daly - patriarchy is always existing and predated the
Old Testament
Daly - advocates a
women-centred
approach to society
Reuther - disagrees with sidelining men in society
Daly - accuses Christianity of being
fundamentally
sexist, thus needs to be abandoned
Reuther - change must come from within Christianity
Can only women develop a genuine spirituality?
Daly
(YES) - the maleness of
Christianity
makes spirituality unattainable for women unless they move beyond Christianity
Reuther
(NO) - there is enough of the feminine in the concept of
divine
; it just needs to be rediscovered