2.4 Fatherhood and Responsibility
This article is about the following video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI4Mv8R0mE0). If you have not seen it, please take a few minutes to watch. From the outset, let me explain that I grew […]
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2.3 Upside Down: Part III
The following article is Part 3 in a series about the current state of human sexuality. As explained previously, our culture is “flying upside down” with no concept of where […]
2.2 Flying Upside Down: Part II
The following post is Part 2 in a series. While this post is rather lengthy, and may not be the most culturally engaging, it is foundational for a biblical understanding […]
2.1 Flying Upside Down: Part I
The following article is the introduction to a paper I wrote. The analogy developed in the following paragraphs was so helpful that I have used it on a number of […]
2.0 REBOOT
HAPPY NEW YEAR! For nearly 2 years the male2man site has been dormant. The primary reason for this “hibernation” is because the original creators of the site have been extremely […]
More Bike Rides
Did you know that the average life expectancy for an American male is 76 years old? That’s how old my Dad would have been today, June 26, 2015. Back in […]
“Why I Don’t Have a Television and Rarely Go to Movies” by John Piper
The following article was written by John Piper in 2009. Full credit goes to him. We at male2Man want to share the article simply as a resource for our readers. In […]
Jonathan Kent as Joseph
I did not grow up a big fan of comic books. I loved collecting football cards, but I never got into comic books. Now I’m 40 years old, and for […]
50 Years of Manliness: Letter From a Birmingham Jail
50 Years of Manliness By Tom Iversen and Mark Liederbach Today marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from the Birmingham Jail.” Many (including us) rank […]
Books to Read to Boys
We at male2Man had a recent request from one of our readers: “It would be great to see a list of books that you would recommend reading to young boys!” […]
