Author Archives: Deep Strength

We already knew that husbands prefer wife’s physical attractiveness and derive satisfaction in it. The interesting part of this study is that a wife’s physical attractiveness also affects her marital satisfaction. For several decades, researchers across numerous disciplines have assumed … Continue reading →

I was looking over doom and gloom and the amount of attractive Christian virgins and I got a bit sidetracked onto the quantification of obesity and its effect on marriage rates for obese persons. One woman did her thesis and … Continue reading →

As many of you may know, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Masterpiece yesterday. Full ruling here. The scope was extremely minor, which pretty much means it was a mistrial. The outcome of cases like this in other … Continue reading →

I’ve written on this before, but I want to go through a more logical progression. Authority in the Scriptures is a position that is given by God. Father-Son Christ-Church Husband-wife Parents-Children Government-subjects All cultures value the ‘power’ of authority over … Continue reading →

Dalrock mentions the full transcript of the Patterson story here, though mentions some concerns. This post is assuming his story is truthful. I had a woman who was in a church that I served, and she was being subject to … Continue reading →

As a Christian who has read some of the apocrypha and also some of the books that were struck from the “Protestant Bible,” I am honestly confused why some of these books were removed.  I’ve speculated before that Protestant is … Continue reading →

Here’s some updates on the book. The table of contents so far. Chapters 1-8 are done, and I’m working on increasing the amount of content in Chapters 9-11 at the moment. I’d like some overall feedback on the structure, and … Continue reading →

I’m sure most people have seen the NYT article about the woman who went around sleeping with married men. One of the questions that has come up is what to do about duty sex. What if a wife is “not … Continue reading →

Doug Wilson is operating from false premises in his most recent post on the economics of sexual purity. One of the things that radical feminists got right, and which doe-eyed romantics got wrong, is the fact that sex within marriage … Continue reading →

This is my last post on this subject because I have finally figured it all out. A few prior reading materials that helped me put together all the dots. The failure of chivalry in Biblical marriage, works and desire, and … Continue reading →