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Nancy Pearcey Explains The Toxic War on Masculinity Dare to Think | Mere Liberty Podcast
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| SUMMARY - Nancy Pearcey Explains The Toxic War on Masculinity |
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In this episode of Dare to Think, Kerry Baldwin interviews Professor Nancy Pearcey about her book, The Toxic War on Masculinity. This book is not intended to take sides in cultural-religious debate between Complementarianism and Egalitarianism.
Instead, Pearcey examines a socio-historical perspective of the phenomenon known as "toxic masculinity" and whether Christianity or secularism is responsible for it. Pearcey finds a number of surprising examples throughout history, and also today from prominent sociological and psychological marriage researchers. Pearcey's book is more of an academic apologetic written for educated layman, instead of a popular piece.
Join me, Kerry Baldwin, with Nancy Pearcey, as we Dare to Think about the Toxic War on Masculinity
Read my review of Pearcey's book at https://mereliberty.com/041
| MAIN POINTS OF DISCUSSION |
00:00 Introduction
01:20 What is the main problem the book is trying to solve?
04:47 What has been the cause for controversy surrounding the book?
09:01 The "Good" man versus "Real" man scripts
12:13 The "Andrew Tate" phenomenon of masculinity & classical Christian schools
14:09 How Christian men are absorbing the secular ("real man") script
15:02 Research for Christian men splits into two different groups: devout versus nominal
17:22 Brad Wilcox on Christian marriages
19:57 Nominal Christian men marriage and divorce stats
21:47 Percentage of nominal to devout Christian men is 50/50
23:24 Fatherless boyhood: a problem of no-fault divorce or Industrialization?
25:23 How did we lose involved fathers?
27:50 Is there a way to flex the workplace so fathers are no longer absent from the family?
29:02 The impact of fatherlessness hits boys harder than girls
30:24 The impact of father substitutes
31:44 How the 1950s model of the household cant possibly be the Biblical ideal
33:28 Closing
| RESOURCE LINKS |
Follow Nancy Pearcey on Social Media
https://twitter.com/NancyRPearcey https://www.facebook.com/NancyRPearceyAuthor Visit Nancy Pearcey's Website and purchase her book! (Preferred by author)
https://www.nancypearcey.com/ Or on Amazon (Affiliate Support for Dare to Think Podcast)
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https://mereliberty.com/membership
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| SUMMARY - Nancy Pearcey Explains The Toxic War on Masculinity |
TIP JAR: https://donate.stripe.com/aEUdUE5YodhZgkUeUV
In this episode of Dare to Think, Kerry Baldwin interviews Professor Nancy Pearcey about her book, The Toxic War on Masculinity. This book is not intended to take sides in cultural-religious debate between Complementarianism and Egalitarianism.
Instead, Pearcey examines a socio-historical perspective of the phenomenon known as "toxic masculinity" and whether Christianity or secularism is responsible for it. Pearcey finds a number of surprising examples throughout history, and also today from prominent sociological and psychological marriage researchers. Pearcey's book is more of an academic apologetic written for educated layman, instead of a popular piece.
Join me, Kerry Baldwin, with Nancy Pearcey, as we Dare to Think about the Toxic War on Masculinity
Read my review of Pearcey's book at https://mereliberty.com/041
| MAIN POINTS OF DISCUSSION |
00:00 Introduction
01:20 What is the main problem the book is trying to solve?
04:47 What has been the cause for controversy surrounding the book?
09:01 The "Good" man versus "Real" man scripts
12:13 The "Andrew Tate" phenomenon of masculinity & classical Christian schools
14:09 How Christian men are absorbing the secular ("real man") script
15:02 Research for Christian men splits into two different groups: devout versus nominal
17:22 Brad Wilcox on Christian marriages
19:57 Nominal Christian men marriage and divorce stats
21:47 Percentage of nominal to devout Christian men is 50/50
23:24 Fatherless boyhood: a problem of no-fault divorce or Industrialization?
25:23 How did we lose involved fathers?
27:50 Is there a way to flex the workplace so fathers are no longer absent from the family?
29:02 The impact of fatherlessness hits boys harder than girls
30:24 The impact of father substitutes
31:44 How the 1950s model of the household cant possibly be the Biblical ideal
33:28 Closing
| RESOURCE LINKS |
Follow Nancy Pearcey on Social Media
https://twitter.com/NancyRPearcey https://www.facebook.com/NancyRPearceyAuthor Visit Nancy Pearcey's Website and purchase her book! (Preferred by author)
https://www.nancypearcey.com/ Or on Amazon (Affiliate Support for Dare to Think Podcast)
https://amzn.to/3wzDPcX | SUPPORT DARE TO THINK |
https://mereliberty.com/membership
https://mereliberty.com/membership/courses LibertySeminar.com
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