I had wanted to comment on this a few days ago after I listened to the podcast about all of this. My main thought is what would Manly Hall think about today's modern/post-modern women and the "feminist" movement as a whole? To me, it seems to be an inversion of principles. I think today's modern feminists are not embracing their true calling, and are being led astray by power, debauchery, and materialism. I have no doubt that today's feminist movements will have to die off in order for women to start looking in the right direction to find the divine feminine within them. Thoughts? Did MH say anything about this?
I had wanted to comment on this a few days ago after I listened to the podcast about all of this. My main thought is what would Manly Hall think about today's modern/post-modern women and the "feminist" movement as a whole? To me, it seems to be an inversion of principles. I think today's modern feminists are not embracing their true calling, and are being led astray by power, debauchery, and materialism. I have no doubt that today's feminist movements will have to die off in order for women to start looking in the right direction to find the divine feminine within them. Thoughts? Did MH say anything about this?