Tag Archives: Godly mindset & lifestyle

This post is a re–re–re-consolidation and simplified explanation of the Scriptures on divorce. Previous discussions include several conversations and much of the same material from On divorce and On divorce Part 2 and On divorce Part 3 and On divorce … Continue reading →

This is one of the biggest issues I’ve seen that no Christian ever talks about. James 1:12 Blessed is a man who perseveres under trial; for once he has [m]been approved, he will receive the crown of life which the … Continue reading →

Funnily enough, I had been thinking about this topic again prior to the whole “virgin, no debt, no tattoos” incident. Imagine if that also including being “modest” in there. A bigger storm would’ve been had. Have had a couple posts … Continue reading →

I’ve been requested to comment on the boundless article first, so might as well go back to the original. Men Prefer Debt-Free Virgins Without Tattoos Follow up: Godly Men Prefer Debt-Free Virgins Without Tattoos An Open Letter to the Author … Continue reading →

It’s pretty hilarious, starting with the article title. Elizabeth Holmes downfall has been explained deeply — by men. In May, the journalist John Carreyrou, who made Theranos his white whale for years, published Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a … Continue reading →

The reddit “Red Pill Christians” has a compiled compendium of their sidebar (h/t RPChristof) available now. I’ve gone through a bunch of it, and have talked to the mods who created it. It’s fairly good. It uses a lot of … Continue reading →

Wayne had a good post yesterday on “Ladies Should Respect the Man and Love the Boy”: I asked her why she didn’t love him very much. She had one main complaint about her boyfriend. She said, “Sometimes he acts so … Continue reading →

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 →