Title: Pop Psychology, not Christian manhood!!!!!
Product review: I have read dozens of Christian men's books. All of the Promise Keepers stuff, Ed Cole, Gordon MacDonald, etc.This is nothing but pop psychology packaged for Christians. I have never read a book that I have more visceral disagreement with than Wild at Heart.This is not Christian and it is not helpful. It appeals to men (you can't sell a couple million copies without general appeal). However, I found him contrary to biblical teaching and personal experience.If you believe that you should embrace your "warriorhood" and challenge the world, this is probably the book for you.If you believe in forgiveness, submission and embracing the fruit of the Spirit, this is probably not the right book for you.He did write a book that caused me to think about what it means to be a Christian man, father, husband and leader. The more I thought about Jesus' teaching and compared it to the gospel according to Eldridge, the more I saw this as a pop psychology tome.
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