Religious Rhetoric in The Declaration of Sentiments
How does Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s inclusion of religious references serve her purpose in “The Declaration of Sentiments” when responding to those who believe women’s subordination is divinely ordained?
A
It strategically concedes religious authority while reinterpreting biblical narratives to support women’s equality.
B
It presents religion as inherently patriarchal before offering secular humanism as an alternative worldview.
C
It respects ecclesiastical teachings about gender roles yet argues for modern reinterpretation based on recent scholarship.
D
It acknowledges traditional religious views but shifts focus toward contemporary legal injustices facing women.
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