October | 2025 | Christianity and masculinity
1 post published by Deep Strength during October 2025| Christianity and masculinity
1 post published by Deep Strength during October 2025| Christianity and masculinity
Background if you don’t follow sports. Steph Curry is considered one of the best 3 point shooters of all time in the NBA. He’s won a few NBA championships and a couple MVPs and is one o…| Christianity and masculinity
Figured it would be good to have a post this topic as I haven’t done one already and Donal’s thread recently brought it up. Historically, hypergamy — termed in 19th century India …| Christianity and masculinity
Worth a post since it came up fairly recently as a topic where I am. Generally, I was against prenups for Christians given the whole trust issue, but now I think that all Christians should have the…| Christianity and masculinity
Several months ago, Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Laurence Fishburne had a chat on his podcast and they went deeper into The Matrix talking about Religion and Mythology. Since the Manosphere and Red Pill has largely used The Matrix mythology as … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
A reader writes in with a video recommendation for the blog aptly named The Absolute Degeneracy of Modern Writing I highly suggest watching it, but to summarize it for those time consumed she goes over several points. Literature porn has … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
Some of the shadier aspects that have come out of the manosphere starting post-2012 are the emergence of grifters selling their conferences or courses to help you become a high value man to attract women especially at exorbitant prices. They … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
Haven’t had the time to blog, but here are some topics that I’ve wanted to comment on for a few days or months back that were interesting. Topic 1: One study looked at the attitudes of men and women in … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
I’ve always struggled with understanding why Humor is attractive, but concept of Kingdom Rule helped me figure it out. A man’s kingdom generates attraction in women through PSALMs and other factors many of which are social. For instance, charisma, humor, … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
Couldn’t let this one go. Men, Where Have You Gone? Please Come Back – So many men have retreated from intimacy, hiding behind firewalls, filters and curated personas, dabbling and scrolling. We miss you. It started to become clear the … Continue reading →| Christianity and masculinity
Understanding godly masculinity| Christianity and masculinity
For those of you who have been following this blog for a long time, I’ve consistently refined this article as my understanding of the nature of God’s Creation of attraction Part 3 and t…| Christianity and masculinity
Previously in Dominion Part 2 and the sexual and marriage marketplace, I discussed the reciprocal nature of relationships and what the opposite sex is attracted to. Here is one such example: If you…| Christianity and masculinity
Jack’s distribution on Zippy’s moral agency reminded me of most of the Big 6 personality trait distributions, male-female IQ distributions, and others. This seems to me like a fairly go…| Christianity and masculinity
Was reading through Numbers the other day, and I stumbled on something I hadn’t really noticed prior. Numbers 1:1 The Lord spoke to Moses in the tent of meeting in the Desert of Sinai on the …| Christianity and masculinity
The sex = marriage arguments from Deuteronomy 22 and Exodus 22 don’t work logically. First here are the passages. Deuteronomy 22:23 If a man happens to meet in a town a virgin pledged to be m…| Christianity and masculinity
Jack’s post on the Ordinance of Fear has stimulated me a flesh out some thoughts I’ve had for some time on this topic. I’ve written substantially about attraction such A Christian…| Christianity and masculinity
The previous post on the importance of God’s mission has some salient points for single and married husbands. Very few Christian men lead a missional lifestyle, and I think by and large this…| Christianity and masculinity
To tack on to Dalrock and Cane in the most recent post, here’s my general analysis. Chivalry, as virtuous as it may seem to some, is essentially pandering to women and/or your wife. 1 Cor 7:3…| Christianity and masculinity
