The Measure of a Man Book

Getz is supposedly a father or pastor at his church who wrote this book. This book is targeted at men, and as a woman, my interest was piqued. Getz is sexist and does not like people who are not Christians. If he reads this, he would probably say that I didn't understand his book because I'm a woman, but that is not true. I read it cover to cover, and that is exactly what I got out of it. He thinks Christians are above everyone else because they believe in Christ. Apparently, according to Getz, non-Christians are unkind and uncivilized, but that could be said about most Christians. As a Christian, I think this is a false view for non-believers because many non-Christians are better than those who practice their religion. Also, Getz think men are fallible but women more so. I think he is completely inaccurate when he says that women are the reason why men look for other sources to relieve their sexual tension. It is not women's fault that men have unsatisfied desires! Men need to learn how to control those urges, just as women have to control theirs. In addition, men are not the only ones who suffer from the many points that Getz talks about in his book. Women suffer from many of the same points, and I don't think he acknowledges that men and women are more alike than he thinks. He does not like women, and he thinks he's God. Getz does not have an appreciation for people's individuality. He does not respect anyone but himself, and he acts like he is doing a good deed for others by writing this book. Although he does make some good points, most of the book is gibberish because of the way he manipulates the Bible. It's easy to manipulate the holy word, and by doing so, he knows that people will appreciate what he wrote. Also, I would like to point out that Getz does not name which translation of the Bible he uses unless it suits hi needs. Stating the translation every time he quotes from the Bible will make it easier for the readers to look up the source, but Getz does not provide the proper citations, which shows that he is not credible. If anyone reads this book, read it with caution and with an open mind; do not get sucked into Getz's false teachings.