This article caught my eye -
http://maccabeesociety.com/neo-pagan-mas...ing-metal/
All the blah blah blah aside (and I don't necessarily agree with the characterization), a good question is posed:
I would be interested to hear how you fellas respond. My take is this...
The red pill is real. I've seen how the sausage is made, and it's ugly. Women going through dozens of different dicks in a month, even while "dating" a nice beta who drives them to the airport, pays the rent, and returns text messages. From both a legal and pragmatic standpoint, marriage is a horrible arrangement for most men.
On the other hand, I believe there is virtue when it comes to family, marriage, and religion. Part of the reason women act like they do is because we've moved too far away from a life of virtue, to a life of cheap pleasure.
How do you rectify your red pill knowledge with your ethos?
http://maccabeesociety.com/neo-pagan-mas...ing-metal/
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There are currently 3 pro-male movements in competition with one another:
Christian Masculinity Movement. It stresses the role of matrimony, fatherhood, fitness, asceticism, and skills in authentic masculinity. This would include sites like Maccabee Society, Dalrock, and Art of Manliness.
Red Pill Movement. This movement claims to be an “amoral” application of the biological and psychological differences between male and females. It includes several groups that disagree with one another: pick up artists (PUA), “Men Going Their Own Way” (MGTOW), and general “red pill” guys. The Red Pill movement is essentially united in the conviction that men should become better (mentally and physically) through reading, study, and fitness; and (unlike the Christian analogue) affirm that marriage is a bad deal for men and should be avoided. The preferred approach is to “pump and dump” women. Their anthems are those of the rap world: “I don’t love them Hoes” and “99 Problems but a Bitch Ain’t One.” Example sites would include Chateau Heartiste and Return of Kings.
Neo-Pagan Masculinity Movement. This is a version of Red Pill that seeks to infuse spirituality and morality deeply into masculinity. Since Christianity is perceived as effeminate, social justice oriented, and passive; classic European paganism is endorsed as the true male spirituality. The themes of struggle, ritual, asceticism, tribalism, war, and brotherhood are endorsed. The Germanic/Nordic pantheon is endorsed. Odin and Thor play a prominent role. Northern European Metal (which sometimes takes the name of “Viking Metal”) is dripping in this Neo-Pagan version of masculinity. It seems to be a thriving movement and it deserves our analysis.
All the blah blah blah aside (and I don't necessarily agree with the characterization), a good question is posed:
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The call of the Christian man is to live an extreme life of conversion toward Christ. This is heroic and powerful. It is a life of asceticism. It’s a lean life, not an obese life. The greatest challenge for the Christian man is to present Holy Matrimony as honorable in a culture that depicts it as dishonorable.
If we do not accomplish this, then men will turn to other options: MGTOW, Pump and Dump, Neo-Paganism. None of these will create a powerful, enduring civilization.
Leave a comment. How do we present Holy Matrimony as honorable?
I would be interested to hear how you fellas respond. My take is this...
The red pill is real. I've seen how the sausage is made, and it's ugly. Women going through dozens of different dicks in a month, even while "dating" a nice beta who drives them to the airport, pays the rent, and returns text messages. From both a legal and pragmatic standpoint, marriage is a horrible arrangement for most men.
On the other hand, I believe there is virtue when it comes to family, marriage, and religion. Part of the reason women act like they do is because we've moved too far away from a life of virtue, to a life of cheap pleasure.
How do you rectify your red pill knowledge with your ethos?