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This merely shows you either didn’t read the article, or misunderstood the questions the women at the conference talked about.
Here’s what the Cardinal said, of which I’m sure you’ll take wrong;
Again, even if the sexual revolution helped to destroy clear moral lines, sexual harassment didn’t begin with its advent. Yes, there is clear victim blaming going on here. The claim being made is that women brought this on themselves by sparking the sexual revolution. That’s ludicrous.Washington Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl, the conference’s keynote speaker, spoke about the shift in values caused by the sexual revolution. He noted the widespread acceptance of secularism, the diminishing of and dismissal of Catholic teaching, especially with regard to sexuality, and the re-evaluation of the effects of sexual activity.
“Up until this sexual revolution, this cultural revolution, the so-called moral revolution … there was constant, consistent and accepted reference to morality, and such assurance of a moral reference,” Cardinal Wuerl said. “We knew there was a moral compass in life. Today that’s been greatly undermined, and it’s a result of the sexual revolution.”
The cardinal pointed out that “we live in this heavily secular world in which the reference point does not include a transcendent point,” he said.