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The The influence of feminism in our culture is, well, it's difficult to overestimate its influence.

Has it been good for women, telling women that they need to be more like men and not just any men, but maybe men who

are ambitious, who maybe are promiscuous, who are self-centered. Well, I think the results are in,

and our next guest says that the stranglehold of feminism as an ideology is weakening in

our culture. Welcome back to

issues et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin. Joining us to talk about the Church of Feminism, Dr. Carey Gras, a married

mother of five children, a scholar at the Institute of Human Ecology at the Catholic University of

America, author of several books, including the forthcoming publication, Something Wicked, Why Feminism Can't Be Fused with Christianity, and a recent column for the Federalist,

How Feminism Became the Biggest Pagan Megachurch in the world. Dr. Gress, welcome back.

Thanks so much for having me. It's great to be back.

Tell us about some recent criticism. Your work on the dangers of feminism has received from a student at Harvard.

Yeah, there was an op-ed that a young woman wrote at the Boston Globe a couple of months ago. And it was really

fascinating because one of the things that she said was problematic about my work was that it was just too reasonable.

That it was the kind of content that anybody would agree with, and therefore that made it really dangerous

because she thought my work step by step would lead to what she called gender fatalism,

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