Let us start with some definitions. Males come in three versions. Masculinity is the glad assumption of sacrificial responsibility. Compromised and brittle masculinity is little more than the active avoidance ...
Ebullient Warriors
“We may fight with abandon precisely because we are not abandoned. Fatalistic warriors can be grim and fell, but never merry.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 123
November Letters, Saved from the Burn Pile
Letter to the Editor: As someone who works in business for a company as a sales consultant, my company is a regional distributor that sells products to facilities or janitorial products. ...
Regress for Women
“The early twentieth century was characterized by the Christian wife. The early twenty-first century is characterized by the tattooed concubine. And these sons of Belial have the chutzpah to call it ‘progress for women.’”
Concise and to the Point, p. 119
That Rancid Reservoir, Filled With Guilt
The besetting sin of the various conservative or traditionalist movements of our generation is that they have repeatedly attempted, over the course of decades, to fight the problem of egalitarianism as ...
The Feminine Battle Within
“The prophecy that her desire would be for her husband to (Gen. 3:16) was not predicting romantic getaways but rather that there would be a struggle for mastery. So instead of trying to get mastery over her husband, she should struggle to get mastery over this besetting impulse within herself.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 118
Masterfully Done . . .

Where Patriarchy Begins
“In a healthy society, if wives are generally submissive to their own husbands, there will be a cheerful deference to the leadership of men generally, a reality to be welcomed and not resented. The end result generally will be a patriarchal society.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 116
Submission Gone Weird
“Submission denied can take pathological forms. This is why we have sad-masochism, rape fantasies, bondage and submission games, and Fifty Shades of Hurt Me Baby. Such is the nature of our demented times” ().
Concise and to the Point, p. 114
Jehovah and the Midterms
This is the last regularly scheduled post before I move into NQN beast mode and, as it turns out, it is also the last post before the midterms—those foreboding midterms. I have something of a rag bag of thoughts for you all on that topic, and so I have put them down for you in …




