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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.

This means war.

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February 6, 2015

A reader recently asked for my thoughts on the upcoming Kendrick brothers movie “War Room”. After doing some digging on the movie, my initial thought was of the line from the Tropic… read more

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The benefits of a trip or two through the meat grinder.

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February 5, 2015

From Yahoo Australia: Kate Winslet: ‘Divorce has been good for my kids’ The 39-year-old Oscar-winning actress says her two divorces have helped teach her children how to “struggle”. “I think… read more

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Hear them roar.

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February 3, 2015

Infowars on feminist music. The need to make what should be beautiful ugly is of course standard for feminists. Hat Tip MarcusD read more

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Countercultural, natural, and beautiful.

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February 2, 2015

Mychael at Courtship Pledge describes a powerful lesson for her and her husband Scott’s daughter: Last night, I decided to put on one of Scott’s favorite skirts and a nice… read more

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She who must be obeyed.

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January 31, 2015

One thing I have to admit about Pastor Driscoll is that he is an incredibly talented preacher. Part of this is his unmatched charisma and a gift for teaching. He… read more

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Oh Lord, it’s hard to be humble…

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January 30, 2015

I came across this while researching Pastor Driscoll’s apologies for one of my two final posts in the series. Relevant magazine links to a Driscoll sermon from 2007 titled A… read more

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Message received.

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January 28, 2015

I’ve referenced Pastor Driscoll’s sermon Men and Marriage in several recent posts. This is the sermon to watch, or better yet, read, if you wan’t to understand what I was describing in The… read more

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Driscoll, where do baby-mamas come from?

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January 27, 2015

Just one week after explaining that good Christian men can’t find wives because they unrealistically expect one who doesn’t already have another man’s children, Driscoll explained that women have no choice but to have… read more

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Don’t overlook single mothers.

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January 26, 2015

Following The only real man in the room I’ve been trying to track down replacements for the Pastor Driscoll sermons which are disappearing from the web. I finally found a replacement… read more

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Friday afternoon ugly feminists: Hot farts edition.

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January 23, 2015

Tracy Moore at Jezebel is troubled that a fellow mother writes of the unexpected beauty and blessings of childbirth. Moore quotes an upbeat post by Jensy in Very Blessed New Mom… read more

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This means war.

The benefits of a trip or two through the meat grinder.

Hear them roar.

Countercultural, natural, and beautiful.

She who must be obeyed.

Oh Lord, it’s hard to be humble…

Message received.

Driscoll, where do baby-mamas come from?

Don’t overlook single mothers.

Friday afternoon ugly feminists: Hot farts edition.

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