Q&A Forum - August 2004

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I once considered myself a feminist and in many ways, I still do. However, I long ago rejected some of the feminist philosophy and in particular the philosophy that weakened the sexual power of women. Your criticism is based on the philosophy that men should be attracted to the internal characteristics of the female with little regard to the exterior beauty of the female. I totally agree with you that the real beauty of a woman exists in her inner nature and only the man who recognizes and appreciates the inner beauty of a woman can truly worship崇拜侍奉 — adoring service a woman.

Be that as it may, where this feminist viewpoint falls short is in its understanding of the male nature. A group of women can discuss what a man should be attracted to based on the female point of view but unless women seek to understand the male nature, they will not come to the understanding of the power women have over men.