Author Archives: Deep Strength

Started to comment on Jack’s More on Relational archetypes, but the comment was too long so we’ll do it here. DS disagrees with Rollo’s Cardinal Rule, but I think many relationships do play out this way, and so it needs … Continue reading →

I think we should explore some of the processes from the Bible and the female life path. Generally, the trajectory of a relationship or marriage seems to have several components. The current status of the relationship or marriage: Headship/tingly respect … Continue reading →

One of the more interesting things that I’ve seen as I’m re-reading the Pentateuch is that throughout Exodus to Deuteronomy the Israelites continue to rebel against God and Moses. This leads to conversations between God and Moses where the Lord … Continue reading →

The sixth post in the series. Aaron Renn on The Manosphere and the Church. My post. Alastair Robert on The Virtues of Dominion. My post. Peter Leithart on Side effects. My post. Bill Smith on Attraction: The Biblical Theology of … Continue reading →

The fifth post in the series. I’ll link my post Aaron Renn on The Manosphere and the Church. My post. Alastair Robert on The Virtues of Dominion. My post. Peter Leithart on Side effects. My post. Bill Smith on Attraction: … Continue reading →

The Fourth post in the series. I’ll link my post Aaron Renn on The Manosphere and the Church. My post. Alastair Robert on The Virtues of Dominion. My post. Peter Leithart on Side effects. My post. Bill Smith on Attraction: … Continue reading →

It just occurred to me there’s an easy way to explain why chivalry is anti-Christian. A correct marriage analogy is a King and a Queen — the King wields authority over the queen and the rest of the kingdom. Instead … Continue reading →

The third post in the series. I’ll link my post Aaron Renn on The Manosphere and the Church. My post. Alastair Robert on The Virtues of Dominion. My post. Peter Leithart on Side effects. Let’s get into it. Interestingly, having … Continue reading →

The second post in the series. I’ll link my post Aaron Renn on The Manosphere and the Church. My post. Alastair Robert on The Virtues of Dominion. Let’s get into it. The human calling is not a gender-neutral one. By … Continue reading →