WASHINGTON — The #MeToo movement is bringing about a radical reconsideration of the sexual revolution and its implications, according to leading female Christian scholars.
Hundreds of women attended an event jointly presented by the Washington-based Catholic Women’s Forum of the Ethics & Public Policy Center and the Center for Ethics and Culture of Notre Dame on Thursday where several female professionals surveyed the cultural landscape five decades after the start of the sexual revolution.
The panelists and speakers explored the breadth of medical, psychological, mental, and other physical and spiritual harms that have plagued women in particular. And despite all the carnage that has come about since the ’60s, some suggest a “rebirth” of God’s design for sex is possible since “truth wins” in the end, they maintain.
“The #MeToo movement has forced us to confront the reality that when it comes to sexual politics, women remain very much at risk,” said Suzanne Hollman, an academic dean and program director of a doctoral program in clinical psychology at the Institute for the Psychological Sciences at Divine Mercy University.
“The sexual revolution over promised a landscape that would allow women to experience
‘no strings attached,’ sex without physical or emotional risk,” Hollman said. “It…
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