Hanna Rosin wrote a provocative article for The Atlantic magazine last year titled, "The End of Men." In it she suggested that male dominance in culture is over. According to Rosin, women have ascended to their rightful place. They now hold more than 50% of America's jobs. In addition, they often out earn men for comparable work. Rosin has now replicated the same thesis in book-length treatment. It is a depressing but must read volume as it gets to the heart of much that is wrong with America, the breakdown of gender.
Of course Christians are all for equal opportunity for women in the marketplace. But we are not for the dissolution of the traditional family as the price-tag. Sadly, that is often the cost.
Here is an excellent review of Rosin's article in Christianity Today.
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Labels: culture, gender, men and women's roles
