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Moses Each
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“We must therefore teach our boys the masculinity of study, of learning, of books, of intellectual discussion. Too often we let boys drift into a situation where they pit one aspect of masculinity against another. When this happens, for example, a boy who naturally loves the outdoors can too readily dismiss software programming as effeminate, or, even worse, come to look down on poetry.”
— Nov 27, 2024 09:38AM
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Moses Each
is on page 145 of 199
“Sometimes young Christian men form accountability groups with other young men, which is not nearly as good an idea as it might seem. In many cases, it might as well be called the swimmers-drowning-together club…it would be a real accountability, and not a pseudo-accountability which allows young Christian men to talk about their sexual sins without consequences.”
— Dec 04, 2024 07:53AM
Moses Each
is on page 117 of 199
“Because God made us for different purposes, men and women should be educated differently. This does not mean that they cannot be educated by the same people, In the same room. But at the very least, if those who are instructing them have egalitarian assumptions, and they teach boys and girls as though there were no differences between them, then they are asking for trouble.”
— Dec 03, 2024 10:09AM
Moses Each
is on page 93 of 199
“A masculine toughness is the only foundation upon which a masculine tenderness may be safely placed. Without a concrete foundation, thoughtfulness, consideration, and sensitivity in men are simply gross.”
— Nov 30, 2024 05:43AM
