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Should Christians Practice Yoga-Al Mohler The last paragraph of this article sums the issue of Christians and yoga up well. If you are a ...

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Seven Important Lessons About Masculinity

The title of this post was shared by my masculine husband as a good definition of manliness. 

I Googled it and started reading up on Doug Wilson since we were discussing him in that conversation, and then I stumbled upon this article, linked to above. 

It mentions how we're made to dance... we do not really dance, but the image of how beautiful it is to see a man and woman ballroom dancing is lovely. A man leading to showcase the woman's beauty. Nice imagery!

Effeminate traits in men are not good. Thinking like a female rather than a male, or physical weakness, are obvious traits that don't make anyone think 'he's manly!', but there is more to it than that. Those characteristics are important, don't get me wrong. I love how strong my husband and son are. The physical strength of men is by God's design and it is something to encourage and praise. Thinking like a man is critical. Goodnight, women are complex and the over-analyzing many of them engage in is wearisome. 

But I digress--back to men and what masculinity is!

Read on!

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