Tuesday, May 02, 2006

it was the feminist in the conservatory with the candlestick

Carrie Lucas, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex, and Feminism, thinks that feminism killed chivalry. Watch an interview here.

11 comments:

Craig Schwarze said...

Looks like a very interesting book - she certainly copped some flak in the Amazon reviews!

The picture link is broken, BTW...

Craig Schwarze said...

Interview was a little vacuous - talking about opening doors and giving pregnant women a seat on the bus.

This is an interesting one for me on the bus. If I see a pregnant lady or an older lady, I'm comfortable offering her my seat.

But I would feel awkward offering my seat to a younger lady. Yes, it would seem "weird". And you dont want the gesture to be misinterpreted.

That sort of chilvalry really needs everyone reading from the same script...

Anonymous said...

hello christine,

i sent a note to my friends kerry and matthias re your travels and blog. see below....pete

Hey matthias and kerry,

i've run into a nice seminary student at java named christine a couple of
times. she grew up in hanover germany.

she is working this summer in a church on the olympic penninsula in washington state with a kids group.

you two should check out her blog:

http://ckhnat.blogspot.com/

Kerry, if you think that there is anything of surpassing beauty an artist should see while in that part of the world, please pass it on to her at her blog....you can post comments.

matthias, i hope you can send her a comment on her blog too, i told her you were a german who laughs a lot, even at himself, and she said she wasn't sure that was possible....prov3e her wrong!!!!

pete

Carmen said...

Wild side? Oh yes indeed. Read my new post. Be shocked. Be amazed. or maybe not. I am your friend, after all. ;-)

Craig Schwarze said...

Well done for finding contentment Carmen...

ckjolly said...

Ah yes, my protege ... you have learned well, Young Grasshopper.

Craig Schwarze said...

Christine, you aren't allowed to convince ALL the young christian ladies to join the convent...

ckjolly said...

if that's their calling ... why not?

; )

no ... seriously ... Carmen is the exception ... well, kind of ... i was rather influential in an "Arranged Marriage" movement that swept through that church's youth group ...

Priscilla said...

The book sounds very interesting. It's nice to see supposrt on the opposite side of the feminist movement. I was in high school in the 80's and felt totally alone in my views...which were much more traditional and NOT feminist.

Feminism definitely killed chivalry.

Carmen said...

Craigs, i see you read my blog! I'm flattered.
Oh, i'm not being driven to the convent. I'm rather liking it. Just kidding,christine.
She's just influential in encouraging us to find our identity in Christ, not in our culture's idea of what life should be like.
And she would go somewhere with a guy...if a nice one were brave enough to ask her!

ckjolly said...

THANK YOU!