FEMINISM

“feminism: The belief that women are equal in all ways to men. The

primary thrust of feminism, though, is not about gaining equal rights

for women but about the feminization of the American male. Feminism

is an anti-family and anti-father movement—and virtually guarantees

the wholesale destruction of the traditional family. The champions

of feminism have included Gloria Steinem, Elizabeth Cady Stanton,

and, most prominently, Betty Friedan. Friedan was the co-founder

of the National Organization of Women (NOW), one of America’s

most radical feminist organizations. Gnosticism (see definition below)

and pagan spirituality are inextricably linked to feminism through

the promotion of worshipping the female goddess Gaia or Mother

Earth. Gnosticism elevates women to the role of savior of mankind.

As a result, the worship of Mary is prevalent in the Gnosticism of the

Catholic Church.

Gnosticism: The belief in discovering hidden spiritual knowledge

through mystical practices often associated with Eastern religions.

Gnosticism holds that salvation is not gained exclusively through

the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ and that truth can

be obtained through mystical experience and practices. Gnosticism

includes the worship of angels.”    Religious Trojan Horse Brannon Howse, Page 490  Appendix 2