I agree that we should strive to see the best in every one. I knew Eve Ensler personally, I might be able to speak to her personal virtues, but as it is, much of her public persona is the Vagina Monologues. However, I also believe we should correct those in error. And the principles upon which the Monologues are based–well-intentioned though they may be–are ultimately based upon an incorrect anthropology. The Theology of the Body (which is nothing new, just a new perspective on the same old Christian teaching) is a more unified, liberated view of our selves and our bodies than radical feminism, and ultimately it’s about our purpose, vocation and destiny. Theology of the Body involves our sexuality because we are sexual persons (ie, masculine and feminine), but it’s not just about “doing it.” It’s not just about sex. I encourage you to learn more about theology of the Body at http://www.theologyofthebody.net. We were made to love as God loves. That’s what TOB is about.

I’m not sure what I politicized, so I can’t really respond to that. I did mention Marxism, but I was speaking to the materialist philosophy Marxism and its feminist branch, Marxist feminism, rather than the political ramifications of the philosophy.