In "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women," what radical stance does she take? Why was it radical?

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Poochie

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2 February, 05:58

In "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women," what radical stance does she take? Why was it radical?

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Barney · Answer 1

Radical stance eve took is when she disobeyed God. Man's knowledge of Good and Evil, the basis for all moral and ethical systems, is biblically a direct result of Eve's actions, but today it is not seen as a sin in itself; that is, the knowledge is not a sin, but the disobeying of God was the sin. We are proud of our moral and ethical codes, but without that first sin, we would have nothing to "boast" of.