Jeanne Curran and Susan R. Takata, June 2000.
Religion is so personal.
On Monday, in class, I assured Tina that, yes, I meant to go there. Who Practiced Love highlight our need for what Fellman calls mutuality. Money and power have come in the late twentieth century to dominate the language of relationships. Habermas would say that is to deny legitimacy, for the worlds of money and power are not the ones Habermas see as providing hope for the future. Habermas sees the system of law as the direction in which we must go.