William P. Young Quotes


The world in many ways would be a much calmer and gentler place if women ruled. There would have been fewer children sacrificed to the gods of greed and power.


Citations

Young, William P. The Shack. Windblown Media, 2007, p. 94.

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Jinnah was a modern Islamist who saw the role of females in a modern context. He, like the Indian Hindu leaders were in a sense products of the West and Western government and education. He would be very surprised that in his Pakistan men can murder their female relatives who they believe have dishonored the family, or that women would not be educated in the Madrassas, or that authorities could sentence a female relative of a man deemed guilty of seduction to be gang raped, but that is what happens in modern Pakistan. Jinnah and many of the early leaders believed that their new government could modernize Islam but the control and influence went the other way. Pakistan became a religiously dominated autocracy rather than the democracy that Jinnah foresaw.


She accompanied William Howard Taft at his inauguration from the Capitol to the White House—what we call the ‘Inaugural Parade’. No first lady had ever done that, and there was much criticism. However, she was a staunch feminist and so was the new President—see {639924} .


William P. Young
William P. Young
  • Born: May 11, 1955
  • Nationality: Canadian
  • Profession: Author

William Paul Young, referred to styled as Wm. Paul Young or simply Paul Young, is a Canadian author. He wrote the novels The Shack, Cross Roads and Eve, and the non-fiction book Lies We Believe About God.