“Fatherhood is the perfection of masculinity” wow- more people need to hear this.

The "worst" thing about Tate is that he IS a father to a girl, but it looks like he learnt nothing.

Andrew Tate portrays a very shallow, materialistic, and visual form of masculinity. There's no depth to anything he says or does. It's all appearances. Masculinity isn't about being "alpha" or being promiscuous or loud, it's about having responsibility for yourself, your loved ones, your community, etc. It's about being there for people who need you.

For personal and health reasons my wife and I can't have our own children, but that has not stripped me of the means to be fatherly to the other children in my life. We need more true men in the world.

The other day on his show, Drew Klavan said that when you’re persecuted you can become what they think you are. I think that’s what’s happening with these redpilled types.

"Being as Communion" is a good antidote to the red-pill crowd. It presents a powerful apologetic for the Trinity and refutation of Cartesian individualism.

My dear God, please form me according to thy most holy will and mold me into a righteous man, worthy of marriage and fatherhood.

My son is only a year old, but I already can't imagine life without him. Despite the fact that I already lived 27 years without him.

I think it is important to exercise as Christians. I don’t agree with them but I understand where the Tates are coming from. Christians have become soft, but that doesn’t mean we abandon it we need to reinvigorate Christianity with a militant spirit.

I love this. We really need St. Joseph to teach men how to be great fathers!

Wow man! This made me so jaked to be a husband and a father! Thank you Pints! Praise God for my wife and little girl!

My faith grew exponentially when I became a father. You don't know unconditional love until you are given the grace and blessing to become a father. Perfection of masculinity is in fatherhood 100% agree.

This brought back memories of when my wife and I had our first child ❤

My greatest desire is to have a bunch of kids. My greatest sadness is the realization that it most likely won't happen.

Gormly is awesome! Just seen him at the Steubenville youth conference, and some really spectacular talks especially the men’s talk me and youth boys/men got so much out of it! The story about how he dealt with his neighbor really hit home for me.

Not saying I agree with Andrew Tate, but with the woke left taking over churches I don't blame young men for going the other extreme and supporting Andrew Tate. Churches have to push Biblical masculinity, that's how we get men back. Christian masculinity = faith, family and the Great Commission. These 3 things provide more than enough direction, purpose and meaning beyond the self to sustain a man through this earthly life and eternity.

This conversation was great.

A beautiful testimony about fatherhood!

Love this!

Maiden, Mother, Matriarch. Man, Father, Patriarch.

It would be very interesting to know more about the man being a father story as the mother is giving birth. I think there is unnoticed wisdom there

Reject Red Pill, accept Bread-Pill

Spot on as always! If you like video essays and lord of the rings, a KZfaqrs called MasterSamwise just put out a wonderful video about Aragorn as an example of masculinity. It has serious Catholic vibes. Not about fatherhood as much but what men should strive for in general.

Very TRUE!!!! That should be the goal.

Another fantastic video Thank you Wit a German accent 😂🤣

Careful, you might summon the Tate-r Tots

Lovely ! Also... nice and short! 🎉❤🙏🦁🦁🌻🍃

He is so endearing and funny :)

10/10 clip!

What an absolute stud.

So true!!!

That was beautiful

Thanks for all your work. Would love to hear your take on Rollo Tomassi's fourth book, The Rational Male: Religion, if you plan to engage the Redpill community or Rollo himself on his channel, The Rational Male. He is ready to engage all comers in respectful debate.

Do redpill guys hate fatherhood? I think it's mixed. You can't really put everyone into a box. It's like saying do psychologists hate fatherhood? Redpill is just an observation of behavioral data, often backed by science. Some psychologists are religious, some are not. Same with redpill. Just the same way a psychologist might look at various parenting styles on how to better manage you children, the redpill will focus on the inner workings of intersexual dynamics. They are tools and can be used in positive or negative ways, and that would depend on the individuals moral background.

Fr. Mike Schmitz's homily from Father's Day fits this perfectly. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oa-Cmaxy357Tp58.html

The "full episode" link is wrong, please put the correct one!

Requesting an interview with How to be a Christian host. The host dismantles Protestants twisting of the Bible.

My favorite pictures of me are with my boys. They are my legacy, they have my heart

Michael is hilarious 😆

A man that won't live for another, won't die for another, and as our Lord said, there is no greater sacrifice than the latter. Fatherhood is a great sacrifice. It requires something that you won't attain from gyms and beard-grooming products: courage.

That la costra nostra joke made me chuckle but also made me think about Tony Soprano, not a good husband but he was certainly masculine by red pill standards and he loved his kids more than anything, red pill boys need Jesus

Who is this guy? He's something else haha

I never knew what a hatdend heart was until my boys melted mine and saved me.......Viva Cristo Rey!

Alright. Never listened to Michael Gormley before. I guess now I have too. That was cool

Been there, done that c-section.

Stop making me wanna be a dad

Nch churches are fulll if staties of joseph with jesus

One of my pet peeves about this show and other religious podcasts is how they shoehorn Andrew Tate into this figure that doesn’t necessarily reflect who he is. There’s a lot more nuance there. I used to be the same and just dismiss him as a flop as well. But his views on masculinity and life in general are not just reducible to red pill nonsense. Andrew Tate doesn’t bash fatherhood, he himself is one and has expressed rather logical views on how he intends to raise his children. Andrew Tate’s view over the years on God and morals have changed as well. He used to be an ardent promoter of sexual promiscuity, nowadays his position is not so clear cut. A lot of his prescriptions for improving men’s lives are well known and spoken about heaps by others as well. But that doesn’t negate their validity. Going to the gym, building physical strength, being disciplined, destroying mental weakness, devoting yourself to something of productivity (making money, etc) instead of just being a dork playing video games, taking accountability for your problems and having the strength to fix them, refusing the indoctrination of the left, thinking critically and not just believing the MSM’s propaganda etc etc. These are all good and healthy prescriptions for a generation of men who are completely and utterly emasculated. He’s not perfect, nor are his views all correct. But no one has the perfect worldview on everything. He’s not an easy figure to pin down. Especially with the controversial statements he’s made in the past, especially with the satirical character he’s built and marketed, especially with the outlandish statements he put out for clicks. A huge part of his misunderstanding is the role he played in building this persona. But if one truly takes the time to pin down his views, you’ll begin to realise he’s not as bad as everyone makes him out to be.

Does every man need to be a father? No. That is neither in the teaching of the church or the bible. What is wrong with working out, staying away from women and porn, making money, and using your abilities to help others in need? Does that sort of lifestyle make me less of a man, or somehow, less masculine?

So he says this, yet makes fun of Tim Gordon??

this guy doesn't get it.

Criticism of Walsh's kids was getting into the weird zone. One thing the redpillers are right about is not dating or especially marrying single moms. That's not fatherhood, that's simperhood.

while there is some merit in what you say, you diligently work to avoid the fact that the state has given the women vast powers and the marriage contract is now extremely dangerous to men, who can be destroyed in the divorce courts by any lie a women wants to tell, and the children can be taken away in a heartbeat and used as weapons against the unlucky father. You look at all the good points and pretend the bad simply do not exist

I just cannot take cristicims seriously about Tate. The man is a three time world kick boxing champion. We are in this situation as a Church because we have lacked men with his mental fortitude.

I dint accept your terms on the issue of masculinity.