I advise anyone clicking through to read Jake Meador's article to read the comments afterwards. They make for a good conversation, but also call into question his assumptions, casting doubt on much of what he wrote.
Maybe I need to Bayesian update after the awful takes Christianity Today has published; I'm genuinely and pleasantly surprised they would pushback at all against singles wanting churches to cater more to them.
Re: two-parent “privilege” — we’ve got to work to get that term out of the lexicon, even ironically. It inherently fuels conflict and resentment instead of reflection and motivation.
You need to distinguish between the market for sex and the market for marriage. Guys with lesser credentials are getting laid, but the high-powered women aren’t marrying them.
Weekly Digest: Things Fall Apart
I advise anyone clicking through to read Jake Meador's article to read the comments afterwards. They make for a good conversation, but also call into question his assumptions, casting doubt on much of what he wrote.
Maybe I need to Bayesian update after the awful takes Christianity Today has published; I'm genuinely and pleasantly surprised they would pushback at all against singles wanting churches to cater more to them.
Another 'hit the nail on the head' article from Aaron Renn. Keep up the good fight Soldier of Christ!
Re: two-parent “privilege” — we’ve got to work to get that term out of the lexicon, even ironically. It inherently fuels conflict and resentment instead of reflection and motivation.
You need to distinguish between the market for sex and the market for marriage. Guys with lesser credentials are getting laid, but the high-powered women aren’t marrying them.