Monthly Archives: September 2006

I think girls are wonderful. I live with one full-time. But I don’t think playing serious athletics with girls is fun at all. I don’t care if I ever do it again. The cultural project to advance feminism has slyly … Continue reading →

Yesterday I talked about the men of Friends and how I disliked the image of manhood they each represent. Today I turn my attention to another masculine character, the character of Zach Braff in Garden State. For those who haven’t … Continue reading →

“Men are pigs.” This little phrase is probably familiar to you. It’s been hammered into your brain by those you might not necessarily suspect. Gloria Steinem et al have done their part, yes. But more than her and her feminist … Continue reading →

Many men today believe that being passive is a virtue. Physically, socially, romantically, and spiritually we think that if we put off making decisions and evade definitive action, our action (or lack thereof) is consonant with Christian maturity. We have … Continue reading →

There have been, of late, a number of provocative questions launched in the comments section. I want to take a day and answer some of the fair and interesting questions that I’ve seen. We are concerned here with the idea … Continue reading →

My dear friend Claire asked for some scriptural support for my convictions that girls be raised to be homemakers. As with numerous biblical doctrines, I take my position not from one whole book of the Bible that deals only with … Continue reading →

Myth: Boys and girls should be raised to be people. Wrong! Boys should be raised to be men. Girls should be raised to be women. That’s what the Bible teaches. The myth is taught by the culture today. Boys and … Continue reading →

Here’s another myth many men believe today. College lasts for twelve years. What do I mean by that? I mean that many men have bought into the contemporary fiction that they don’t need to grow up. It’s that simple. Many … Continue reading →