Western women embracing motherhood? *Gasp!* Could it be the early feminists were right about women being valuable even if they aren't just like men?

Pity they think there's no place for them in Catholicism. After all, it was St. Paul who told husbands to love their wives in an age where women were treated as property rather than people.

Christina,

It's a shame that these women don't see the modesty that is Catholicism. The traditional roles of men and women will only enrich those with hearts open to the Truth.

Yeah, these feminists really are a piece of work.

My name is Mohamed Saad I'm an Egyptian Muslim medical student,
actually I didn't finish reading the article 'cause I didn't have time.
but I wanted you to know that I'm not angry of what you wrote about Islam not because it's true but because I'm getting used to reading such things all over the web.
I'm not doubting your hounesty but how many Muslims did you talk to face to face?
I'm sure the number is very close to zero,
Me being different from you isn't a bad thing also isn't a good thing it's just a fact:
"people are different"
why make it a problem, I believe in something and you don't so what!?
should we kill each other!?
christians, people with other religions and people with no religion at all; live, work, get married, have children and are happy in all arabic countries including Saudi Arabia.
christians are totally allowed to enter Saudi Arabia but not allowed to enter the city of Makka.
Makka is a very small city containing mousques very important in the Islamic history.
in Makka Muslims do some religious ceremonies called Haje and 'Omra.
from the islamic point of view people other than muslims are disbelievers that doesn't mean that they're bad or evil, it means that they're just different.
the city of Makka is the city of believers so people other than Muslims aren't allowed to enter it.
thanks for being open minded and for reading.

Dr. Virus,

Thank you for that posting. I didn't say anything derogatory about Islam in this posting, though your comments are always appreciated.

In Saudi Arabia Christians are not allowed to build churches, hold Mass, nor express themselves in public. In fact it is illegal to be a Christian in Saudi Arabia.

I'm not sure what you were trying to say, but Christians are definately not allowed in Saudi Arabia.