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There is a great need for Catholics to acknowledge the timeless
\nBiblical and Magisterial teachings about the headship of fathers
\nover their families. Yet St. Paul\u2019s simultaneous call for husbands
\nto love their wives as Christ loves the Church – that is, to the
\npoint of death – is sometimes treated as an addendum when in fact
\nit is the very essence of Christian patriarchy.<\/p>\n
In his 2010 book The Three Marks of Manhood: How to Be This is the first part of a two-part interview.<\/p>\n Contents<\/strong><\/p>\n [2:48] Christian patriarchy is about devotion to the feminine as [4:29] Self-sacrificial love as the essence of headship<\/p>\n [10:25] The need to purify male headship in an exclusively [13:35] Inseparability of the hierarchy and sacramentality of [17:37] Magnanimity\u2014greatness of soul, greatness of cause, [21:43] Receptivity, not fatherhood, intrinsic to all creatures; [28:32] Men need to learn from the specifically feminine aspects [33:02] The problem with stoicism and machismo<\/p>\n [37:37] The scepter of self-discipline and the insufficiency of [44:40] Initiation of young men vs. young women<\/p>\n [50:33] Dangers of getting married young just to get married, Links<\/strong><\/p>\n The Three Marks of Manhood<\/em> Psychomoralitics website http:\/\/www.souldeepscience.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n Psychomoralitics<\/em> book Celebrating God-Given Gender<\/em> This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like
\nPriest, Prophet, and King of Your Family<\/em>, the \u201cfather of
\nChristian psychology\u201d G.C. Dilsaver upholds the natural and
\nsupernatural basis of male headship while describing how it must be
\npurified of pagan, dominating and selfish elements. The path to
\ntrue Christian manhood is through the crucible of humiliation.
\nAgainst the notion of the rigidly masculine and \u201cactive\u201d man,
\nDilsaver also insists that receptivity is the basic condition of
\nthe creature regardless of sex\u2014hence the maxim of Catholic
\nmysticism that the soul is feminine in relation to Christ.<\/p>\n
\nsomething sacred<\/p>\n
\nChristian spirit rather than returning to a historical model from
\npast Christian civilization which retained pagan elements<\/p>\n
\nmarriage<\/p>\n
\ntempered with humility<\/p>\n
\nthe soul is feminine in relation to Christ; woman as pure
\ndistillation of creatureliness<\/p>\n
\nof Mary\u2019s greatness<\/p>\n
\nacquired virtue; necessity of humiliation and love in the present
\nmoment<\/p>\n
\nwithout self-knowledge<\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/www.tanbooks.com\/three-marks-of-manhood-how-to-be-priest-prophet-and-king-of-your-family-2.html<\/a><\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Psychomoralitics-Soul-Deep-Alternative-Failed-Professions\/dp\/099936071X<\/a><\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Celebrating-God-Given-Gender-Masculinity-Femininity\/dp\/0999360701<\/a><\/p>\n
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