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Dalrock is an anonymous Christian blogger who writes about marriage, family, and masculinity from a biblical perspective. He has gained a dedicated following for his incisive commentary on how cultural shifts intersect with scriptural principles. Through careful analysis and thoughtful reflection, Dalrock challenges readers to re-examine widely held assumptions about faith, relationships, and the role of men in contemporary society.

Why Game is a threat to our values.

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March 16, 2018

Chances are you’ve heard of a concept called “Game”, and if you are like most people you suspect this concept poses a dire threat to our most cherished values. These… read more

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They built the airstrip, but no cargo appeared.

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March 15, 2018

Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos are once again in the news*: Theranos CEO and former president charged with massive fraud The interesting thing is that while a settlement has been reached,… read more

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A primer on men’s reactions to the gender war.

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March 14, 2018

Larry Kummer of Fabius Maximus has a new post up titled: The Lone Wanderers’ solutions to dating and marriage. The bulk of the post is a cleaned up version of… read more

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If you only knew Wilson like they know Wilson, you would know he does not mean what he writes.

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March 12, 2018

Several readers objected to my recent post Harkening back to the golden age. As so often happens with Pastor Doug Wilson, the defense is not that what he wrote is correct, but… read more

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A brave new world.

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March 9, 2018

Dinner theater Medieval Times has changed the script of its play, and the new script is being celebrated as a feminist triumph. Now instead of a king as the lead,… read more

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Complementarian soul essence.

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March 8, 2018

Some readers of my recent series on the book Every Man’s Marriage may feel that I’ve unfairly lumped Stephen Arterburn and Fred Stoeker in with complementarians. After all, their book… read more

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Harkening back to the golden age.

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March 8, 2018

Cane Caldo hilariously describes Pastor Doug Wilson’s new post Masculinity without Permission.* Even when he tries to avoid blaming men–for one post!–he has to caveat that he would really rather… read more

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They had a good run.

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March 7, 2018

Last week Tucker Carlson had Mark Steyn on for a segment about the trans boy* who won the Texas state championship for girls high school wrestling. In the discussion Steyn… read more

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The thought of holding hands with him made her sick, but fortunately he convinced her to marry him.

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March 6, 2018

In Chapter 20 of Every Man’s Marriage, Stephen Arterburn explains that when he was dating his wife Sandy she found the idea of holding his hand revolting: When Sandy and I were… read more

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That the word of God be not blasphemed

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March 6, 2018

As bad as Stephen Arterburn and Fred Stoeker come off in Every Man’s Marriage, I think Brenda Stoeker comes off the worst. None of this is intentional, as Stephen and… read more

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Why Game is a threat to our values.

They built the airstrip, but no cargo appeared.

A primer on men’s reactions to the gender war.

If you only knew Wilson like they know Wilson, you would know he does not mean what he writes.

Complementarian soul essence.

Harkening back to the golden age.

They had a good run.

The thought of holding hands with him made her sick, but fortunately he convinced her to marry him.

That the word of God be not blasphemed

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