Inside the household Book

In the search to read more books about "masculinity" and "becoming a man", I picked up this title from one of my favorite authors. It is thought-provoking, shaping, and intelligent and articulate.
It still lacks a sense of structure, which is understandable considering it is from Rohr and also the way it was written. But its content is something I will chew on for many months and probably come back to throughout the rest of life.

It is good to have a book such as this in the Christian circle, because of how many crappy books about Manhood there are that basically deny relevant issues on masculinity, femininity, and gender in contemporary society.

It also isn't pseudo-psycho babble from these contemporary authors that write about archetypes in a completely off base and ridiculous way like Jordan Peterson. Anyway, read up.