Call me a dinosaur, but I miss the days when men walked the planet. I can’t pinpoint when the “wimpification” of the American male took hold. I only see its ghastly effect upon me, my country, and my Church. I didn’t realize it when I gave...
The history of men’s attitudes toward women has been, in a word, shameful. In the beginning, at the dawn of cognition, men concluded that women caused them to sin, and then stereotyped women as wicked and projected lustful male thoughts on them: “I...
Women! To paraphrase one of my favorite comedians, Stephen Wright, most men can’t live without them and often can’t live with them for their inscrutable ways. This brings to mind, the Rex Harrison lyric in the adaption of George Bernard Shaw’s...
In his perceptive booklet, The Abolition of Man, the late Christian philosopher, C. S. Lewis, lamented that “we make men without chests and expect of them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst.” As...
