While it's true that this blog post is about the evil of feminism in moral theology, it's not about women, nor does it refer to sixth-commandment violations (except two passing examples.) Also, most of my readers would hopefully not conflate traditional Catholicism's rejection of feminism with an acceptance of violent misogyny or an arrogant machismo. Obviously, one evil does not balance out another evil.  But feminism attempts to overturn a hierarchy that God has given to creation and to the family. The first aspect of hierarchy that is theologically rejected by feminism (implicitly, not explicitly) is that the Creator comes before the creature, in eternity and importance. That is, God is [...]