Over the years I’ve read many comments and articles with the Manosphere that about the agency of men and women. Searching the archives, I found thousands of references to agency at Dalrock and Sigma Frame. Most of the debate centered around the binary question “Do women have agency?” Then I …
For me the number is basically negative. I’ve discouraged people from going to church, or at least from attending any of the churches that I was attending. My last three churches were UMC, Baptist, and a Non-Denominational Church. Here is a sampling of what I experienced: David and Jonathan were …
Since Free Northerner no longer blogs in the Manosphere, I like to repost his material from Twitter. Free Northerner describes the same things I’ve been talking about: the reliance on anecdotes to form one’s worldview and that the biggest threat to men is not divorce or bad marriages, but not …
This week we are discussing what is going on with modern dating, marriage, and divorce. In our last two posts (here and here) we discussed getting married at a young age (between the ages of 18 and 25). We pointed out that there was little practical benefit to delaying marriage …
This week we are discussing what is going on with modern dating, marriage, and divorce. In yesterday’s post “On Marrying Young,” I noted that divorce risk is strongly tiered by intelligence. Not everyone is a statistician, so it may not be clear exactly what I was talking about. Let’s show …
This week we are discussing what is going on with modern dating, marriage, and divorce. It is common in the Manosphere to encourage young men to avoid marriage. This goes back a long time. For example, F. Roger Devlin—who coined the modern iteration of the term ‘hypergamy’—wanted men to marry …
Sometimes I feel as if I’m living in a parallel universe from others. I wrote this article months ago, but had not yet scheduled it for publication. Then, just yesterday, I read Bruce Charlton’s “Necessity does not obviate the requirement for repentance” and I once again got that weird feeling. …
It is well understood that the victors write the history books. For better or worse, the winners tend to portray themselves in a positive light and their enemies in a negative light. It is not unusual for this portrayal to be a complete inversion of reality. You can see hints …
Introduction The motivation for this mini review is as follows: The actual Red Pill? How is that for clickbait! Well, since Joshua Charles is one of the most notable Roman Catholic apologist on Twitter these days, I have decided to “take the ACTUAL Red Pill” and do this review. Bearing False …
Part 1 — Introduction Part 2 — The Council of Nicaea (325) Part 3 — The Council of Constantinople (381) Part 4 — The Council of Ephesus (431) Part 5 — The Council of Chalcedon (451) Part 6 — Leo Part 7 — Conclusion This is part 7 of our series discussing Lawrence …