It's Good to Be a Man

In "It's Good to Be a Man," authors Michael Foster and Bnonn Tennant address the modern challenges faced by men in a society that often discourages traditional masculine traits. They argue that men's aggressive instincts, which they believe are God-given, should be embraced and refined rather than suppressed. The book serves as a guide for young men seeking to understand their role in founding households, forming brotherhoods, and pursuing meaningful missions, ultimately reinforcing the idea that it is beneficial to embody masculinity.