Aug 17, 2026 · 1 hr · 12 segments
Sacred Men exists to build strong and virtuous men in a weak and degenerate culture.
Justin DeanHostUh, actually, one of the titles I wanted to go with was Brutal Christianity, uh, but my publisher wisely, I think, said that would even be worse in terms of misperception.
It's available to anyone who wants to read it, but I'm writing to men, both as an apologetic to those men who have rejected Christianity because of misperceptions about what it means to submit their life to Christ, but also to Christian men to strengthen them.
Today, men, and recently in the last, gosh, 40, 50, 60 years, uh, men in America have been kinda viewed and treated as kinda orcs, kinda monsters.
You'll have movie directors saying that testosterone it's... testosterone itself is poison, and that masculinity is something that should be sidelined if not obliterated.
And so my, my pitch to men, especially Christian men, is just embrace it, embrace the fight, embrace the struggle, embrace the suck, as some say.
Uh, and, like, stop trying to kinda navigate with a lot of nuance, uh, about how, "Oh, look, I'm not, you know, I'm not like those bad men out there.
The other is that we wanna go on offense as Christians, and what does it look like to go on offense instead of playing basically a carve-out game, which results in kind of dhimmitude.
Dhimmitude, if the audience doesn't know, is what it looks like to live under Muslim occupation.
You have certain "rights" quote-unquote, uh, because they're gonna tax you, uh, for not, uh, bending the knee to Allah, their demon god.
And so dhimmitude is basically what a lot of, uh, big Eva, what some people call, what a lot of literature, books, thinking, preaching, teaching that we've been fed over the last 30 years by seeker-sensitive, kind of feminized Christianity, it results in dhimmitude.
What does it look like instead to take background for Christ, uh, starting with ourselves, starting with us going to the Lord in faith and repentance, but also our homes, our churches, and our cities, our states, and our, ultimately our country as well.
Uh, actually, one of the titles I wanted to go with was Brutal Christianity, uh, but my publisher wisely, I think, said that would even be worse in terms of misperception.
It's available to anyone who wants to read it, but I'm writing to men, both as an apologetic to those men who have rejected Christianity because of misperceptions about what it means to submit their life to Christ, but also to Christian men to strengthen them.
Today, men, and recently in the last, gosh, 40, 50, 60 years, uh, men in America have been kinda viewed and treated as kinda orcs, kinda monsters.
You'll have movie directors saying that testosterone it's... testosterone itself is poison, and that masculinity is something that should be sidelined if not obliterated.
And so my, my pitch to men, especially Christian men, is just embrace it, embrace the fight, embrace the struggle, embrace the suck, as some say.
Uh, and, like, stop trying to kinda navigate with a lot of nuance, uh, about how, "Oh, look, I'm not, you know, I'm not like those bad men out there.
The other is that we wanna go on offense as Christians, and what does it look like to go on offense instead of playing basically a carve-out game, which results in kind of dhimmitude.
Dhimmitude, if the audience doesn't know, is what it looks like to live under Muslim occupation.
You have certain "rights" quote-unquote, uh, because they're gonna tax you, uh, for not, uh, bending the knee to Allah, their demon god.
And so dhimmitude is basically what a lot of, uh, big Eva, what some people call, what a lot of literature, books, thinking, preaching, teaching that we've been fed over the last 30 years by seeker-sensitive, kind of feminized Christianity, it results in dhimmitude.
What does it look like instead to take background for Christ, uh, starting with ourselves, starting with us going to the Lord in faith and repentance, but also our homes, our churches, and our cities, our states, and our, ultimately our country as well.
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