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Nancy Pearcey discusses the concept of scripts and their role in masculine formation. She highlights the existence of competing scripts and the need to critically evaluate them. Pearcey shares sociological studies that show men have an inherent understanding of what it means to be a good man, emphasizing the importance of tapping into this knowledge. She presents positive data on Christian men, debunking negative stereotypes. Pearcey encourages the church to bring this data into the public domain and support men in their roles. The conversation explores the history of the suffrage movement and its impact on male responsibility. Finally, the discussion touches on the current cultural moment and the challenges men face in finding their footing.
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Nancy Pearcey discusses the concept of scripts and their role in masculine formation. She highlights the existence of competing scripts and the need to critically evaluate them. Pearcey shares sociological studies that show men have an inherent understanding of what it means to be a good man, emphasizing the importance of tapping into this knowledge. She presents positive data on Christian men, debunking negative stereotypes. Pearcey encourages the church to bring this data into the public domain and support men in their roles. The conversation explores the history of the suffrage movement and its impact on male responsibility. Finally, the discussion touches on the current cultural moment and the challenges men face in finding their footing.
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You can also leave a review (it really helps), or follow us on Twitter, Facebook, & Instagram to join the conversation!

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