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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The Toxic War on Masculinity

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Author

Nancy Pearcey

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

as the author of "The Toxic War on Masculinity", discussing the roots of the modern male identity crisis.

152 snips

S2 E07. The Male Identity Crisis: Why young men are searching for meaning again

Mentioned by Nancy Piercy, including quotes from Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia.

22 snips

The Mighty Meekness of Masculinity: Part 4 - Real Men vs. Good Men

Mentioned by

Pastor Vinke

as a deep dive into how the church has become too soft.

20 snips

We Fight From Victory - S21E1

Mentioned by Michael Knowles while discussing the debate surrounding female suffrage.

17 snips

Ep. 1713 - Women Won’t Be Allowed to Vote?

Mentioned by

Rebecca Lindenbach

in the context of discussing books that have shaped views on masculinity and women's roles.

16 snips

Episode 265: Culture Wars vs. Jesus: How to Not Get Sucked in To Toxic Teachings

Recommended by

Carlos Erazo

to counter the idea that the biblical view of masculinity is toxic.

15 snips

Is Biblical Manhood Toxic Masculinity?! | Live Free with Josh Howerton

Mentioned by

Jeremy Pryor

when discussing first wave feminism and its impact on family dynamics.

15 snips

The Only Way To Build A Healthy Family Culture

Recommended by

Seth Gruber

to listeners, describing it as a blessing to him and his team.

The Hidden Government Plot That Birthed Feminism | Nancy Pearcey

Mentioned by

Seth Gruber

as a book addressing the toxic war on masculinity.

Satan Was The First Feminist | Lisa Bevere

Mentioned by

Mike Winger

as a source of research on divorce rates among complementarian and egalitarian Christian couples.

17 hard questions about Christian marriage (for my church)

Recommended by

Chris Brooks

to understand the challenges faced by young men in today's culture.

Current Culture Through a Biblical Worldview

Recommended by

Amy Hall

when discussing masculinity and femininity in relation to God the Father.

Is “God the Father” a Sexist Term That Demeans Women?

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