Knighted by the King: Authentic Masculinity
May 22, 2022
Knight & Rose ShowWintery Knight and Desert Rose
Wintery Knight and Desert Rose discuss male nature. We discuss Bible verses that describe masculine virtues and roles. We discuss how masculinity is portrayed in classical movies, classical literature, and military history. We talk about male strengths, and how men leverage their strengths to lead and equip others. We talk about which women are the most attractive to men who are on mission. We talk about whether men have to get married and have children in order to be masculine. Please subscribe, like, comment, and share. Show notes: https://winteryknight.com/2022/05/22/knight-and-rose-show-episode-6-knighted-by-the-king-authentic-masculinity
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