I find it strange that Founders has a Roman Catholic on here.. I have not read the book and while I'm sure it's good if you both recommend it, there are great books on the topic from Christians. I would recommend the book 'Honor thy Fathers' or 'Masculine Christianity' both by Zachary Garris and also 'Eve in exile' by Rebekah Merkle. Just to name a few.

Please don't bring women to your ministry like this. It is very confusing for women in the Church right now, and I am confused why you would introduce a woman strong in the Roman Catholic faith into your ministry. I looked up her online magazine, and the first part of "our story" speaks of how good it is for women in the Catholic church. I have not read her book, and she may be right in many ways. The trouble is a woman struggling against feminism may think this author has the answer. The book "The Anti-Mary Exposed" is quite troubling. Leave feminism and follow Mary. Jesus called me out of the new age, and I was an extreme feminist. Strong men of God were used by God to strengthen me. You are strong men of God. Please be very careful who you put in front of women. Women can be deceived and need shepards keeping us from the wolves.

I have very mixed feelings about whether we should be platforming Roman Catholics and behaving as if they are fellow believers which they are not. Even if they have valuable information.

From what I understand from listening to balanced women is that there are few suitable men for them to join with as a helpmeet. As we know, the forces of Wokism and feminism have tended to pour the heavy guilt of their perceived injustices upon all men in general. Not all women are the same, or have the same needs just as it is with men. You’d like to think that we would each find our own friends, based on our shared interests, but so many of them are being so finely honed currently by preset media outlines. This doesn’t seem to tolerate any variance, and as such many people a feeling obligated to sacrifice some of their ideals to fit in, and as such they get crushed and manipulated, which in time shows as deep frustration. What has been happening, that young men, under great pressures of their own natural sexual development, allow themselves to be manipulated by the outlines set out by women. It takes some time before both parties realise they have not got a relationship they want or need, hence it all goes wrong. God’s pattern naturally sits with balanced men and women, and that doesn’t change, hence why we are given his biblical teaching as outlines as how to set out our life’s expectations. Obviously anything added to that from other doctrines, whether they be Roman Catholicism or Germain Green’s books etc needs to be considered with caution.

Grateful for the comments clarifying that she's catholic and for the concern that in joining hands with nonbelievers! Although it doesn't seem intentional on part of Ascol and Gunden, it is an important distinction to make.

To those criticizing these men for having a Catholic on to discuss her book: She is diagnosing a problem with our culture that affects all of us and is providing solutions that will benefit all of us. Everyone, especially every Christian, can benefit from her book (not just Catholics). If we are going to affect any sort of societal change we need to be willing to fight alongside allies that don't hold identical theological convictions to us. If you want to win a culture war, you must stop treating it like a purity contest.

Very interesting interview, I've never been one to quickly blame Eve, just are sitting nature, but I think she makes an excellent point about the dissatisfaction that we see back with Eve

Is the book available in Spanish?

Respectfully, she had me all the way up until she tried to make it political. There are bad people on both sides.

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