Christian responses to contemporary secular views about women and men in the family and society. (OCR A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards
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Year 'Mulieris Dignitatum' written
Year 'Mulieris Dignitatum' written
1988
Meaning of 'Mulieris Dignitatum'
Meaning of 'Mulieris Dignitatum'
On the Dignity of Women
Author of 'Mulieris Dignitatum'
Author of 'Mulieris Dignitatum'
Pope John Paul II
JP II: men & women's qualities type
JP II: men & women's qualities type
Different but complementary
JP II: women's natural telos
JP II: women's natural telos
Motherhood
Simone de Beauvoir's philosophy
Simone de Beauvoir's philosophy
Radical feminist & existentialist
De Beauvoir & Sartre: who defines human purpose
De Beauvoir & Sartre: who defines human purpose
Humans must define their own purpose
Term for anxiety from complete freedom
Term for anxiety from complete freedom
Existential anxiety
De Beauvoir's view of Mary
De Beauvoir's view of Mary
Docile servant
Mary Daly: Mary's depiction
Mary Daly: Mary's depiction
Passive entity shaped by male influence
Liberal view: Bible as infallible word of God
Liberal view: Bible as infallible word of God
No, product of human authorship
Period liberal theology emerged
Period liberal theology emerged
Enlightenment
Liberal view: Bible needs what?
Liberal view: Bible needs what?
Ongoing reinterpretation to remain relevant
Ruether: Bible content on gender
Ruether: Bible content on gender
Both patriarchal & egalitarian verses
Post-Christian feminist theologians (names)
Post-Christian feminist theologians (names)
Daly & Hampson