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Cane Caldo
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Bnonn, Pastor Foster, and the power of women.
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Reader 7817 shared what I believe to be a newsletter from Bnonn and Pastor Foster. Whoever is the author, they mistakenly claim that women are powerless to create patriarchy (emphasis… read more
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White knights vs churls.
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Cane Caldo described the difference between white knights and churls in the discussion of Call me unchivalrous: Proverbs 30:29-31 (ESV) 29 Three things are stately in their tread; four are stately… read more
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Headship sleight of hand
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Cane Caldo explains in I Am Not Called to “Lead” in the Bible: Our age’s focus on a husband’s leadership is a clever redirect away from the Biblical command for… read more
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An unshakable faith in men’s benevolence. An inexhaustible supply of good will from men.
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Feminism is ironically founded on an unshakable faith in the benevolence of men. This is implicit in (as just one example*) the whole complaint about “rape culture”. Feminists have faith… read more
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*Real men* confess their love to the gas station attendant.
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Cane Caldo notes: The rebuttals here are hilarious, and fall into two camps. 1. To some people the idea of “man pursues, woman responds” is so important to the arguer… read more
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A challenge to traditionalists.
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Commenter thedeti wrote in response to A shortage doesn’t indicate a buyer’s market. I seem to remember Cane Caldo saying something like this. I had Cane’s comments in mind when I wrote… read more
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Harkening back to the golden age.
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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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Self inflicted reframe.
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BillyS noted in response to Leading *is* serving that Christ only washed his disciples’ feet once: …Jesus washed their feet once, not throughout His time on the earth! Cane Caldo… read more
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How things work.
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One of Cane Caldo’s readers suggested that feminists are likely to complain that he hasn’t made his case regarding the term bastard with sufficient detail. Cane responded: I can live… read more
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Turning the hearts of children from their fathers.
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5“Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and awesome day of the Lord comes. 6And he will turn the hearts of fathers to their children and… read more
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