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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.
  • Trading places.

    Trading places.

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    Regular readers of the blog are aware of the tragic situation with Pastor Saeed Abedini (see the tag with his name at the bottom of the post or start here,… read more

  • Is “The Force Awakens” too feminist?

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    It is often quite telling to compare the opinions of feminists and traditional conservatives on current issues.  This is certainly the case in comparing the views of feminists with the… read more

  • Weak men screwing Star Wars feminism up.

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    Spoiler Alert:  Don’t read any further if you want to avoid plot spoilers for the new Star Wars movie. Mark Judge complains that weak men are screwing his Star Wars… read more

  • She only acted crazy to get her own way.

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    Over the course of two comments on Unhinged, Brand complained that I failed to point out how calculating Kathy Keller was in her “godly tantrum”: For what it’s worth, the… read more

  • Merry Christmas

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    I do not think I can top Vox’s message so I will copy it here: A Merry Christmas Eve to you all. The night is dark and we find ourselves… read more

  • Unhinged

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    3 Wives, likewise, be submissive to your own husbands, that even if some do not obey the word, they, without a word, may be won by the conduct of their… read more

  • Servant leaders mind their own business.

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    Complementarian/CBMW Women’s Studies professor Mary Kassian explains that an essential quality of a servant leader is to mind his own business in 7 Misconceptions about Submission (archive): A husband does… read more

  • Why didn’t He think of that?

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    Just before Naghmeh Sabedini reiterated her charges of abuse against her persecuted husband, Christian Today published:  Why evangelicals pray for persecuted pastors rather than battered women.* Ed Cyzewski explains that… read more

  • Women’s Studies, complementarian style

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    I shouldn’t have been surprised to learn that there is a Women’s Studies professor on the CBMW Council: Mary Kassian, M.C.A.O.T. Homemaker, Author, Women’s Ministry Consultant Edmonton, AB, Canada Distinguished… read more

  • Fantasy Land

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    As I wrote on Friday, the CBMW’s response to the generations long push by feminists to insert women into all parts of our armed forces is to pretend that something… read more

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