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The Manliness of Christ
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Published in 1903, "The Manliness of Christ" championed a vision of Jesus as a strong, physically capable figure, contrasting with common effeminate portrayals.
The book used biblical accounts to highlight Jesus's physical endurance and strength, arguing that Christians should emulate his vigor.
It connected physical fitness with spiritual devotion, suggesting that a strong body was essential for effective missionary work and service to God. The book's message resonated with the Muscular Christianity movement, influencing the development of physical training programs within religious organizations.
It promoted a holistic approach to faith, emphasizing the importance of both spiritual and physical well-being.
The book used biblical accounts to highlight Jesus's physical endurance and strength, arguing that Christians should emulate his vigor.
It connected physical fitness with spiritual devotion, suggesting that a strong body was essential for effective missionary work and service to God. The book's message resonated with the Muscular Christianity movement, influencing the development of physical training programs within religious organizations.
It promoted a holistic approach to faith, emphasizing the importance of both spiritual and physical well-being.
