Roger Olson, Rosemary Ruether, and Male Aggression  From Roger’s
summary of Ruether’s study:  Now, how does Ruether’s view
support my own? It seems to me that the root cause of the
present male malaise is resentment arising from the perception
that males are viewed by society as, at their core, inferior to
females. One education expert noted (in Newsweek’s “The Boy
Crisis” cover story (January 30, 2006) that in today’s public
schools boys tend to be treated as “defective girls.” Boys and
young men cannot help but pick up the not-very-subtle messages
in the media that boys and men are fundamentally flawed. Many
young men were raised solely by women with no male role models
other than sports celebrities or rock stars. Most companies give
women six weeks to six months off for maternity leave; most give
fathers no time off when their child is born. There’s a whole
complex of problems that are almost too subtle for most people
to notice, but they go deep into social psychology. The feminist
movement has done wonde