We began with all cultures everywhere throughout all of human history, implicitly recognizing

unique strengths, weaknesses, and the distinct roles and gifts that belong separately to men and women.

We've arrived at Rachel Levine.

For most people in our culture today, just the thought of there being things that women cannot do that men can, and vice versa, seems no different than doctors draining the body of bad humors with leeches.

They say, the modern world has bridged the gap. In fact, our medical technology is so advanced that we can even bridge the biological gap between the sexes.

Our modern, transhumanist world believes it is so effectively cast down the Almighty and has triumphed

over his created order so decisively that his very image, man and woman, this thing he has fixed

from the beginning is now permanently abolished.

At the very outset of the Enlightenment, when men first believed they had bested God, did the earliest feminists begin to spread their ideas.

What we currently live in is a product of generations imagining they could recreate the world

in our own sinful image.

Transforming the glories of the woman into the shameful things of the man is not an

accident.

It was done by design.

So one thing that I think it would be helpful to talk about in this episode is just

helping people see because I think, you know, the typical Normie is, you know,

they, they red-pilled in 2020 and, you know, for three years now, they've, they've prided themselves,

you know, in saying, I, you know, I can see, you know, behind the veil. Yeah. I've seen the Wizard of

Oz. I, you know, I'm in the know that things have gotten really bad in the

last three years. And it's like, you know, like another meme, you know, like you think things have

gotten bad in the last three years. I think things have gotten bad in the last 300. We are not the same.

Yes. Right. So like, so I think it would be really helpful to talk about not even just the last three

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