Comments on A Guide To Creative Transformation: Reinhold and Me: Thoughts on Reading Moral Man and...

I'm late to this party, Mary, but I'm fascinated. ...

2010-02-03T06:03:47.690-05:00

I'm late to this party, Mary, but I'm fascinated. Thanks for this.

Jacquie, I"d be interested in hearing your thought...

2010-01-22T08:39:09.563-05:00

Jacquie,
I"d be interested in hearing your thoughts after you re-visit Niebuhr. He very definitely views the world as man-made, w/o eyes for women's making or gifts.

Thank you for this. I also read Niebuhr in colleg...

2010-01-18T17:26:47.154-05:00

Thank you for this. I also read Niebuhr in college, in a course called "Sociology of Religion" and then years later in seminary in a course called +Religion and Society." I admit I never really "got" Niebuhr. As an undergrad, I thought it was me, as a grad student, I was more aware that the women in the class and the woman's perspective were omitted somehow.

You have given me some food for thought....last year I lent my copy of "Moral Man..." to someone who typically does not return books, and I don't think I will buy another copy so I will review my notes from that long ago seminary class and see where I am with all this....again, I think you.