If the man's world is said to be the state, his struggle, his readiness to devote his powers to the service of the community, then it may perhaps be said that the woman's is a smaller world. for her world is her husband, her family, her children, and her home. but what would become of the greater world if there were no one to tend and care for the smaller one? how could the greater world survive if there were no one to make the cares of the smaller world the content of their lives? no, the greater world is built on the foundation of this smaller world. this great world cannot survive if the smaller world is not stable. providence has entrusted to the woman the cares of that world which is her very own, and only on the basis of this smaller world can the man's world be formed and built up. the two worlds are not antagonistic. they complement each other, they belong together just as man and woman belong together.

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Adalynn Costa

6 August, 07:25

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Tony Doyle · Answer 1

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