Welcome to Douglas Wilson's The Plodcast, presented by Canon Press. Yes God.

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Welcome to the Plodcast.

I'm Douglas Wilson. I'm glad you decided to join me. Come along.

So this is episode 223 in the plodcast and here we go. So I recently blogged about something that generated

some significant response and sometimes there are different kinds of

significant responses to what I blog.

One of them is when people are upset or outraged or disagree.

Another kind of response, and that's what this one was, was sort but what about this where it sort of stirs up

some primal things with a stick, and nobody particularly is outraged, but there are a lot of questions.

I was talking about in this post the distinction between responsibility and guilt.

The distinction between responsibility and guilt.

And this comes up because over the years where I've been pasturing and where I've been

doing marriage counseling. My operating

assumption as a couple comes in to see me is that the husband is 100% responsible

for all the problems.

Now, that needs to be broken out or I need to make additional distinctions

because I'm not saying that the husband is the only guilty party and the wife can do no wrong.

But as I've tried to teach on this and come at it from different angles, many people think that I am either trying to accommodate with the prevailing

feminist sentiment where the women are the oppressed class in the matrix of cultural Marxism in the intersection

in the intersectional matrix.

If you're part of the oppressed class, if you're a member of the oppressed class, then you

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