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Though soul-substance dualism must be ruled out, theologians should defend the irreducibility of consciousness as a type of activity that is distinct from physical activity and its causes. The irreducibility of Bakhtin's dialogical principle lies in the fact that when we speak, we not only communicate linguistic meaning, but beliefs, judgments, social and economic distinctions that transcend the normative stasis of abstract grammar. But I am also convinced (we are beginning to see the deep reasons of the biblical position) that the Catholic Church and the Eastern Churches will defend their faith and their concept of the priesthood, thereby defending in reality both men and women in their totality as well as in their irreversible differentiation into male and female, hence in their irreducibility to simple function or role. |
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