Masculine Christianity (by Zachary Garris) Chapter Outlines Introduction & Chapter 1 1. Why this book? a. Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood by John Piper and Wayne Grudem is helpful but it is a large collection of essays that lacks cohesion, etc. b. Further, the book deviates from some historic Christian views, as shown in Masc. Chris. c. Modern commentaries are feminist, ignore the issue, cast doubt on male headship, etc. d. Zach Garris will bridge the gap between popular level works and dry academics. e. Conservative academics are afraid to publish in this area, due to controversy [getting canceled], etc., and publishing companies are unwilling to publish on such issues. f. Masculine Christianity is an anti-Feminist and pro-Partriarchal book that engages the “Evangelical Feminists” of today. “Feminism is false teaching that distorts the Bible’s instructions for godly living” and therefore cannot be taken l
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