by Greg Krehbiel
This was my second read, a constructive tangent part of my prep to preach Titus 2:4-5 and 6. I’ve also got a planned message on the biblical/religious reasons to resist sending our daughters into combat/war/police work.
The title is the main idea is the value proposition that does the work of the book. It really does demand consideration, biologically, economically, familial-y, civilizational-y, and morally.
The author references the Bible at one point, but his arguments aren’t Christian, even if Christians have enough general and special revelation from which we might say a lot of similar things.
This might not be the first book off the shelf for addressing the distinct glories of men and women, but is a good and provocative and practical resource about God-given realities.