The author makes it pretty clear how the church has enfeebled men, portraying them to be something that they are not. This book has come forth as a voice narrating what has been going on. Their masculinity has had to suffer as a result of what is expected of them. The organization of the churches in recent years and their preachings has changed men from what they used to be. The book describes the effect that Christianity has been having on the male heart. Social factors coupled with religious pressures force most men to present themselves as pleasantly mellow people who would focus on family more than their own desires.
However, real life makes most men stay away from what want to do. They secretly want to live their lives as a warrior, which can only be satisfied by risks. Every male heart desires the spirit of adventure and a feeling of danger which would let him stand out as a hero. The author mentions how god has created man to be dangerous. Paper NOW! ⬇️ This book presents masculinity in its original form, the way it is supposed to be. Movements organized by female associations have undermined the value of masculinity to some extent.
Masculinity has been always been regarded as powerful. Confrontation between male and female individuals has led to their differences being emphasized in some regards. Our society has always been influenced by gender issues. It is presented in a way which would appeal both to men and women alike. It provides men with ways to look into their hearts to find out what they are and can be. It observes the male heart from a spiritual standpoint and seeks out the ways in which it can be healed.
It was written by John Eldredge and went on to become a bestseller. "Wild at heart" is a book aimed at exploring genuine male feelings and the discovering the enigmatic sufferings that they have to encounter. ¶ … Wild at Heart by John Eldredge and Captivating by John & Stasi Eldredge
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