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WOF 467: The Fall—and Rise?—of Men

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Despite the enduring, progressive narrative that society favors and privileges men, the sociological data reveals men have and continue to experience devastating declines in education, earning power, economic mobility, relationship stability, and physical and mental health. Often vilified by secular culture as “toxic” merely for existing, men are often far sicker, poorer, more addicted, more depressed, more incarcerated, and more likely to commit suicide than women.

However, more men than women now regularly go to church; numerous religious movements have been founded with the aim of helping men to overcome their spiritual, mental, and even physical weaknesses; and a new class of Christian men have been emerging on the political and cultural scene unapologetically calling for a return to traditional biblical values. How should we interpret this apparent masculinization of the faith and its effect on revitalizing the role of men in society? What insights does the Church offer, and what can we all learn from this to better evangelize both men and women?

A listener asks why—procreation aside—God created a woman for Adam as opposed to another man.

00:00 | Intro 01:49 | Bishop Barron back from Rome 02:25 | Assessing grim statistics about men 04:27 | Contributing cultural movements to masculine discouragement 11:04 | Channeling masculine aggression 14:47 | A complementary view of male and female 17:52 | The return of men to the Church 22:35 | Resources for recovering masculinity from its shadow side 25:21 | Holy male exemplars 27:15 | What the Church offers for masculine vision 28:49 | Listener question 30:53 | Join the Word on Fire Institute

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Despite the enduring, progressive narrative that society favors and privileges men, the sociological data reveals men have and continue to experience devastating declines in education, earning power, economic mobility, relationship stability, and physical and mental health. Often vilified by secular culture as “toxic” merely for existing, men are often far sicker, poorer, more addicted, more depressed, more incarcerated, and more likely to commit suicide than women.

However, more men than women now regularly go to church; numerous religious movements have been founded with the aim of helping men to overcome their spiritual, mental, and even physical weaknesses; and a new class of Christian men have been emerging on the political and cultural scene unapologetically calling for a return to traditional biblical values. How should we interpret this apparent masculinization of the faith and its effect on revitalizing the role of men in society? What insights does the Church offer, and what can we all learn from this to better evangelize both men and women?

A listener asks why—procreation aside—God created a woman for Adam as opposed to another man.

00:00 | Intro 01:49 | Bishop Barron back from Rome 02:25 | Assessing grim statistics about men 04:27 | Contributing cultural movements to masculine discouragement 11:04 | Channeling masculine aggression 14:47 | A complementary view of male and female 17:52 | The return of men to the Church 22:35 | Resources for recovering masculinity from its shadow side 25:21 | Holy male exemplars 27:15 | What the Church offers for masculine vision 28:49 | Listener question 30:53 | Join the Word on Fire Institute

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NOTE: Do you like this podcast? Become a Word on Fire IGNITE member! Word on Fire is a non-profit ministry that depends on the support of our listeners . . . like you! So become a part of this mission and join IGNITE today to become a Word on Fire insider and receive some special donor gifts for your generosity.

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