Masculine Christianity

In "Masculine Christianity," Zachary Garris argues that the Western church has strayed from biblical teachings on gender roles by adopting feminist ideologies that promote equality in responsibilities between men and women. He critiques both feminist scholarship and the conservative response of complementarianism for compromising historic Christian doctrines and failing to uphold distinct gender roles. Garris contends that this shift has weakened the church, urging a return to God's design where men reclaim their authority and responsibility within the home, church, and society, thereby restoring a robust understanding of masculinity in Christianity.