Has modern Christianity become too passive and feminized for men?

[SolitarySolace]

Do you think modern Christianity has become too passive and feminized?

The book Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age argues that many Christian men have been taught to treat strength, ambition, and power as dangerous, while “niceness” has become the highest virtue.

The author argues that Christian men need to recover a stronger, more active faith rooted in Scripture, family, courage, and responsibility.

What do you think?

Offensive Christianity: Restoring the strength of men in a feminized age - https://a.co/d/0cDROGBn

Yes, it has

No, it hasn’t

[strateguy632]

yes. they should 'drop' the 'modern' and join a christian church.

[Godihateyou]

Christianity is a Jewish psyop to make men weak.

[SolitarySolace]

No. Christianity is not a “Jewish psyop.” Christianity is the fulfillment of God’s covenant, rooted in Christ, the apostles, the martyrs, the prophets, and Scripture.

My criticism is not that Christianity itself makes men weak. True Christianity produces courage, discipline, sacrifice, fatherhood, moral responsibility, and spiritual warfare. The problem is that many modern churches have watered it down into passive niceness, therapeutic self-esteem, and conflict avoidance.

That is not the faith of Christ overturning tables, Paul enduring beatings, Peter facing execution, or the martyrs refusing to deny God. Christianity does not need to be abandoned by men. It needs to be reclaimed by men who are willing to live it with strength, conviction, and responsibility.