:::So I was reading the essay and had an interesting idea: conservatism was absolute before the Fall, and Eve's corruption of Adam after her temptation by Satan marked the introduction of liberalism into the world. What was the temptation to Eve? It was for her to usurp the natural order and roles assigned by God. Would it therefore be valid to say that the Fall not only introduced liberalism into the world, but was caused by the first act of feminism? [[User:NateCev|NateCev]] 11:41, 26 March 2011 (EDT) | :::So I was reading the essay and had an interesting idea: conservatism was absolute before the Fall, and Eve's corruption of Adam after her temptation by Satan marked the introduction of liberalism into the world. What was the temptation to Eve? It was for her to usurp the natural order and roles assigned by God. Would it therefore be valid to say that the Fall not only introduced liberalism into the world, but was caused by the first act of feminism? [[User:NateCev|NateCev]] 11:41, 26 March 2011 (EDT) |