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What It's Like: To Be a Man
In this ninth session, we introduce a new series and build on a slightly different conversation than what has been spoken about in this podcast. In this new series, "What It's Like," we sit down and come together to find out how individual life experiences differ and how they share similarities. We dismantle what society has warped society to now think and what standards have been put in place that are counter-productive.
In this first part, we tackle what it's really like to be a man today. We look at it from a general societal standpoint and then we tie it into what it's like to be a man in the eyes of God. We tackle a list we found on Google that states the best characteristics that a man should have. We notice that this list seems to have things that are self-seeking for the individual who made the list, and it is not what is supposed to be prescribed to others. There is a difference between prescription and description.
Is society changing what it's like to be a man for the better or worse?
Real questions with real answers for real people.
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By Beyond the GateIn this ninth session, we introduce a new series and build on a slightly different conversation than what has been spoken about in this podcast. In this new series, "What It's Like," we sit down and come together to find out how individual life experiences differ and how they share similarities. We dismantle what society has warped society to now think and what standards have been put in place that are counter-productive.
In this first part, we tackle what it's really like to be a man today. We look at it from a general societal standpoint and then we tie it into what it's like to be a man in the eyes of God. We tackle a list we found on Google that states the best characteristics that a man should have. We notice that this list seems to have things that are self-seeking for the individual who made the list, and it is not what is supposed to be prescribed to others. There is a difference between prescription and description.
Is society changing what it's like to be a man for the better or worse?
Real questions with real answers for real people.