Raising a Modern-Day Knight: A Father's Role in Guiding His Son to Authentic Manhood
by Robert Lewis
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published
January 3rd 2007
by Focus on the Family Publishing
binding
Paperback, 194 pages
isbn
1589973097
(isbn13: 9781589973091)
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What does it mean to be a man? Moreover, how does a father instill these qualities in his son? Using as an example the process by which a boy moved th...more
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Read in September, 2008
recommends it for:
any fathers of any age of sons of any age
The best parenting (specifically fathering of boys) book I've peeked at--and maybe the only one that grabbed me enough to read the whole thing. Read the intro and you'll have nearly my exact story of discovering this book as well. I had just put down my two duaghters for what was supposed to be a two hour nap, started reading this book, and after an hour the girls were up but I ignored them because I was so into the book. This book will undoubtedly change who I am as a father to my son. I'm in a...more
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Read in January, 2007
This book takes the journey in which a page must go through to become a knight and compares it to a boy's journey into manhood. I like the priciples, but I felt there could've been more discussed. Great for dads, sons, and even those who never had a father in their life (except for our loving father God of course).
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Read in December, 2006
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fathers
If you need a guide to raise your boys to be the men that God designed them to be, this is a must read.
Robert Lewis's Mens Faternity study uses this book as a reference in some of the teaching.
Robert Lewis's Mens Faternity study uses this book as a reference in some of the teaching.
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After my husband read this and gleaned some great information on bringing boys into Christian manhood, I read it and loved it. If you have boys- read this!
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Read in October, 2007
recommends it for:
dads
i didn't really realize until i started this book that it was actually for fathers. it was still pretty good, just definitely not written for me.
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having two boys, the ideas in here are worthy of attempting. hope we can get to bless our boys with some of it
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i appreciated the thought of raising our sons as young men with expectations not a free for all.
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A must read for any father who wants to create a great moral foundation for his son.
Read in January, 2005
Great suggestions on raising young men in this day and age with a Christian perspective.
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Read in July, 2005
The book on guiding your son to manhood and a road map to get him there.
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Read in January, 2006
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Fathers
Best book on how to raise a son biblically that I have ever read.
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