Thoughts on this - Biblical Masculinity by Elliott Hulse

[SingularityOne]

5 Principles being:
1.) Uniformity with God’s will
2.) be mission focused
3.) know your standards for women
4.) know your boundaries in relationships
5.) be assertive and kind

It seems that he is on the right track and was wondering what y’all also thought of his “course” at the end of the video too? Think it’s worth it?

This entire video seems like it’s detailing all of what men should be doing to not chase women, but to be present and open to opportunities God sends each of our ways, but also to be put God above ourselves (counter to the RP) and reordering the proper hierarchy between men and women.

Wondering about y’all’s thoughts overall + the course at the end.

 

[Viktor Zeegelaar]

Sounds like a great mix of secular red pill content and Godly content. The problem with the secular red pill content is that it still sends you on a path of immoral behavior as it gives you the tools to navigate the modern world and identifies the problems to the tee. The problem with much Christian content is that it's rooted in pre second-half 20th century thinking, which ideally is fantastic, but it often doesn't offer great navigation for the current modern society we live in. So a mix is needed. Hulse is a long standing and highly valued name in this sphere, so I'd recommend you most certainly to try out his program!

 

[_Spyridon_]

Sounds like a great mix of secular red pill content and Godly content. The problem with the secular red pill content is that it still sends you on a path of immoral behavior as it gives you the tools to navigate the modern world and identifies the problems to the tee. The problem with much Christian content is that it's rooted in pre second-half 20th century thinking, which ideally is fantastic, but it often doesn't offer great navigation for the current modern society we live in. So a mix is needed. Hulse is a long standing and highly valued name in this sphere, so I'd recommend you most certainly to try out his program!

Elliott Hulse was and still is very helpful to me as a young man. He has a ton of content about all sorts of topics such as homeschooling, indoctrination in schools, fitness, health, etc. Much of what he posts is helpful and seriously underrated.

 

[_Spyridon_]

Update, he's helpful but going to church everyday, getting involved in the church by helping and serving others, confession, etc is more important honestly