Maniphesto - Conversations on Masculinity Maniphesto - Paul Lloyd Robson

Maniphesto was started as a partnership with Alexander Bard and myself in 2016.

After some years, we grew to a state where I realised there were unreconcilable differences in our vision and values, meaning that working together was impossible, leading to us parting ways in 2022.

It's no secret that our differences stem from my conversion to Orthodox Christianity. Especially when I saw that so many men were struggling with extreme confusion about their sexuality and attempted to find a pragmatic framework to address some of the worst problems, then we saw how far apart we were.

Since then we have had one conversation - a panel debate in Berlin on the subject of marriage. This is our second conversation.


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Read more about Maniphesto:
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Take our free men's life assessment:
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Conversation with Michael Bang, Secretary General of Danish Men's Council, in the light of the recent documentary on DR1 "Mænd er Jaget Vildt, Signe Molde på Udebane". We cover the gender pay gap, the plight of boys in the danish public education system, social convstructivisim i gender questions, work family balance, and finally we dive into the differences in approaches from the Men's Council and Christianity.


See the documentary on DR1 here: https://www.dr.dk/drtv/se/signe-molde-paa-udebane_-maend-er-jaget-vildt_421738


Read more about the Danish Men's Council and their work on https://manderaadet.dk


Read more about Maniphesto:
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Take our free men's life assessment:
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Join an online men's group with Maniphesto Core:
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And you can find Jay and his work on:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA

This is a discussion about the Orthodox Christian perspective on masculinity with Jay Dyer. We explored the significance of the Genesis account, societal shifts including the Catholic Church's decision to bless homosexual unions, and the Christian perspective on manhood. The conversation also covered the Orthodox Church's perspective on human nature and death, the theological interpretation of the Bible, the concept of fundamentalism, and the Orthodox view of grace. They also discussed Paul Evdokiavs's book, "The Sacrament of Love," feminism, the significance of marriage, the concept of suffering, the importance of truth and strong masculine discussion, and the impacts of internet and city life on social interactions and human relationships.

Why celebrate Christmas?

In too many families, men disconnect and leave all the planning, organisation, and execution of Christmas celebrations to the women.

Here are three reasons why, as a man, you want to make sure that you are fully engaged in celebrating this time with your family.

Chapters:
- What Does Celebrating Christmas Do
- Christmas is The Longest Night and the Shortest Day
- Christmas is a Time of Integration
- The Universal History of Christmas by Jonathan Pageau and Richard Rohlin

Related Videos:

The Universal History of Christmas by Jonathan Pageau and Richard Rohlin
https://youtu.be/h-YNxQdbjgI?si=EwGWy7Ox2HsIlw_y

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►https://maniphesto.com/core-member/

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A wide-ranging conversation with comedian, Chairperson of the Danish Atheist Society and Politician, Anders Sjernholm. In part 1we cover topics from metaphysics, science, ethics, morality, and religion. In this the second part, we cover the nature of love and end up talking about our personal backgrounds regarding sexuality and relationships, covering topics such as monogamy vs polyamory, marriage and anarchistic sexuality.