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Wolfe's Women

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Tony Ellis01 Jul 1998, 17:46originalas archived
Wolfe's Women
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Jim Jordan wrote: While the modern view is that men and women are pretty much the same except for plumbing, the Christian view is that they are radically different and complementary.
That "plumbing" accounts for some pretty major differences, actually. It has been proved that men and women's brains work very differently, often using completely different parts to solve the same problems, and having wildly different areas of expertise. Greatly differing testosterone levels also make the sexes handle group and competitive situations very differently. This is why I have no problem with Wolfe's polarisation of the sexes in general. The devil, as always, is in the details. :-)

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