Title: Simplistic and one-dimensional
Product review: Eldridge's attempt to revitalize Christian masculinity is well intentioned, and I cannot deny the obvious passion with which he writes. In many men Eldridge rekindles the fire for God that has been smothered in our current culture.However, his concept of "wild" masculinity fails to go beyond the Braveheart, sword-wielding, strap-a-machine-gun-to-my-Hummer-and-take-off-for-a-weekend-into-the-mountains-hunting-cougars view of masculinity.His point is this: Live passionately. What he says, however, does not encourage spiritual growth among men as much as it tries to bring us back to our caveman roots. For a more balanced look at Masculine Spirituality, try Arnold's "Wildmen, Warriors, and Kings."
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