Comments on: Why Men Hate Going To Church

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 17:29:58 +0000

Also, personally I do see quite a gender gap when I go to church because mainly you see tons of women and girls alike but unless it is a husband of some sort there really is hardly any guys that come to church unless their grandmother makes them or something. Oh well maybe they will catch on soon.

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 17:28:37 +0000

Ah yes I have heard about this book but I have yet to get into it. I have heard some very good reviews on it so far and I usually do not get a book unless there is a lot of good word about it so maybe I should look into getting this book soon. Nice post!

By: Pastor Terri

Pastor Terri — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 13:16:03 +0000

The reason women are catered to in Church is that it is the only place that is reflective of the femine side of God’s image in women. God calls the Church a she symbolically in the word to show you that He deals with issues from the femine perspective of His image-The world and its men are stoic fighters who for the most part hate women as they do the Church, because they are at enmity with God and friends to Satan who is god over the flesh and the world-who really persecutes the She (Church and women) Listen to Christian women or Christian men who get this and you will find the meekest humble people in the world full of power, the right kind of power –that is where true Holy Spirit power is.
Listen to Him closely on this,
Christ was loving not a fighter-He did not step outside to do battle but called upon the Father and by Holy Spirit wisdom answered with the truth on the matter-the truth will set you free and solve differences if a person is meek if they are not than they will embattle the Christian just like the world did Christ.
In Christ’s service
Pastor Terri

By: Timothy Fish

Timothy Fish — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 17:41:29 +0000

I have read this book and it is on one of shelves of my personal library, but after giving it some thought, I really think that he missed the mark on many things. First, I do not believe the gender gap is a significant as what he implies. Most of it can be explained away by analysis of work situations, mortality and several other things. Most men have no desire to go out to the parking lot and settle an issue “like men.” If we take a look at the workplace, men are subjected to similar situations and yet they go to work every day. Murrow has a good title, but the book is very lacking in substance.