Home » Posts tagged 'gender distinction'
Tag Archives: gender distinction
Drawing the Line on Masculinity: Getting a Male Role Back (Part Four)
Part One Part Two Part Three In a recent episode of the Triggernometry podcast (January 1, 2026, specifically a clip titled “Helen Andrews On The Problem With the Feminization of Society”), Helen Andrews discussed her thesis on how the demographic shift toward female majorities in powerful institutions has reshaped societal behavior. She […]
The Recent Olympic Last Supper Controversy: Worse than Weird
The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics parodied the Leonardo DaVinci painting, The Last Supper, using drag queens to represent Jesus and the twelve disciples. Later answering the criticism, organizers, including artistic director Thomas Jolly, insisted they intended the scene to represent Dionysius, the Greek god of wine, fertility, and revelry. The tableau looked identical […]
The Watershed Moment in the Decline of the American Church: Distinction Between the Sexes
The Beginning of the Bible When you open your Bible to the first chapter of Genesis, you read in verse 27: So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. As if that mattered, God repeats this in Genesis 5:1-2: 1 This […]
Symbols and Identity
My wife and I worked hard for several months on various things without much of a break and we could get away for a day or so. Utah is a beautiful state. Little did Brigham Young know, when he said, “This is the place,” that it meant five national parks, two of which are thirty […]
Recent Comments