Tag Archives: Godly mindset & lifestyle

We’ve been talking about lift scripts for years now, but there’s now actual research about how American parents are pushing it and the ordering of it in young adults. American parents are prioritizing university and having a job over getting … Continue reading →

Now that the incendiary title is out of the way, I’ve been thinking about this for the past few weeks. Essentially, how the world works is that everyone is under some sort of authority. When you’re a child you’re under … Continue reading →

Ironically, IFStudies article on The College Dating Divide shows hypergamy in action. For single women, education appears to have a profound influence on dating expectations, according to a new report from the Survey Center on American Life. Close to half … Continue reading →

A commenter called “anti-deti” tries to push back against deti’s comments on the terrible state of men and marriage by asserting how his marriage was different. Yet, it is precisely the comment that gives away that this “man” is almost … Continue reading →

All images from the links. Myth of sexual experience Higher relationship satisfaction, relationship satisfaction, and sexual satisfaction. This doesn’t even take into account the divorce rates for increasing partner counts for women either which are drastically higher as well. Also … Continue reading →

Jack covered some DP Monahan’s Godliness is not attractive? post in his Comparing Carnal Chads and Churchian Cucks, but I want to dig deeper on the main misconceptions. Christian Red Pill bloggers like Aaron Renn insist (against the claims of … Continue reading →

The Chosen was peddling the Happy wife Happy life mantra and Jack did a layman dive on Headship = Authority after I brought up Wayne Grudem’s research on headship again. So what should the Church be teaching? They should be … Continue reading →

For as much as the Chosen has been fairly good at portraying the intent and message of the gospel, they are doing their best to sabotage husbands as well. Not only is has the “happy wife, happy life” become ubiquitous … Continue reading →

Now this was a funny article from the NY post based on a survey According to the results, 52 percent of Gen Z and 53 percent of Millennials agree that “we have gone so far in promoting women’s equality that … Continue reading →

Another reader writes in: Do you think that fathers instead of pastors should be the one performing a wedding ceremony? I’m leaning towards “yes” but not certain. – If performing a wedding constitutes approval of the marriage, fathers have more … Continue reading →