Title: Easy to Find a Straw Man...er..Woman
Product review: This book was first on my list when I began to explore the current concern about men and church. There are valid points, to be sure. However, there are so many sweeping generalizations, assumptions about what is "masculine" and "feminine" (something the Bible nowhere defines but usually come from pop culture) that I find it offensive to men as well as women. He assumes that women love church and men do not. I think the problems of the church affect both sexes, but there are reasons for women to stay that may not apply to men. In short, this book is full of cliches and assumptions, and it is designed to appeal to the current fad of "manly" Christianity. What we need, from both genders, is mature Christianity. Save your money. Look at Jesus--the perfect example for both men and women.
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