Evangelicals Don’t Produce Leaders. They Produce “Cubicle Men.”
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Why a culture obsessed with safety, reputation, and moral control is quietly eliminating the kind of risk-taking required to build institutions
Below is a post from Dr. Anthony Bradley, who is one of the best evangelical voices on masculinity. If you haven’t already listened to it, you should check out the podcast we did last year. Bradley has his own Substack where he posted this great essay with his reflections on why evangelical men don’t become elites. He graciously gave me permission to republish it. You should definitely subscribe to his newsletter, as part two of this series is coming out today - Aaron. A few years ago, I was at dinner with a group of Christian college men and asked them what they planned to do after…
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