First, my husband wants me to clarify that Eve's fault was pride, not concupiscence.  Concupiscence only happened after the fall.  (I posted this because he was very adiment about the terminology)

Second to clarify, the fall of man doesn't only lie with the responsibility of Eve, if Adam had not joined her, the fall would not have happened. Each of the sexes has their part to play. 

Third, yes conversion is the key.  But the only person one can truly convert is oneself.  I guess I just get so frustrated with the discussions on CathInfo,  because we don't know who are reading these posts and what if we push more people away, then inspire people to become Catholic. 

I probably missed your point again, and I am sorry.  I think the answer is simple.  Do the duty God expects of you.  Use the Sacraments to bring yourself closer to God and all the rest will follow.  We can't force others, but we can control ourselves.

You are not responding to the points I made.

I repeat, it has nothing to do with modernity. It has to do with human concupiscence.
Paul to the Romans was quoted but he needs to be studied in full.

If we go back to the start we find that our first Mother, Eve, did not submit to her Creator’s only prohibition and went ahead to do her own will rather than her Creator’s.
No women will not give up their feminist power (without conversion).

I am not worried.  I really did care too much about offending people before I joined CathInfo.  It has helped a lot to toughen my skin and realize that God's opinion of me is the only one that matters.  My life consists of helping my husband, mothering my children, and being their for anyone in need.

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That the difficulties of men and women lie not with modernism, but with the human concupiscence as a result of original sin?  And if I got it wrong again, then you are not being clear to me.

Gray, You got it right. 

I think I was confused because your example had to do with Eve.  

When I get a challenging communication I make it a point not to answer immediately, but rather I wait to have time to mull it over. It is important to know what the other person is really saying.

I try to leave a lot in God's hands.  But sometimes I feel inspired to say something and if it is not offensive to God, then I feel at ease saying it.  I believe one can be frustrated with something, but also be grateful, i.e. I am frustrated with the Crisis in the church, but I am grateful that I have access to the True Sacraments because other's are not so blessed.

I am one of those people who is not so blessed, so for me CI is a lifeline. I think we are all frustrated by the crisis. God will make it right and possible for us to achieve salvation if we constantly strive to do His Will.

I must also say that all this male-female blaming irks me.