You're listening to the Hard Men Podcast, reclaiming biblical masculinity in a world of softness.

Well, welcome to the Hard Men Podcast. I am your host Eric Kahn, and in this episode I want to talk

about the masculine virtue of dealing with sin. Now what do you do when you realize that as the Prophet

Jeremiah said your heart is deceitful and wicked above all things? What do you do when you realize like Alexander Solzhen

Nietzsche that the line between good and evil well it runs not through classes

races or genders but right through every human heart.

What do you do in these scenarios and how do you deal with your sins?

So that's what we're going to be talking about today.

We're going to be talking about the practical manly strategies, skills, and

competencies for dealing with sin.

Now why do I think this is such an important issue? Well it's because especially when you

look at the manosphere and any sector of culture where masculinity is at least attempting to be reclaimed, there's virtually nothing said about this

subject of sin.

In fact, many Red Pill guys actually champion sin.

So things like serial womanizing and fornication.

If you've read any of Roushe V in his earlier work, Of course he's repented now, but it was all about having

sex with as many women as humanly possible. So of course he's not talking about sin.

If you read the way of men, Jack Donovan, this dude is into pagan worship and homosexuality.

Many of the guys, including Jack Donovan, into this really naval gazing vanity.

The men's fitness accounts.

Look how Sveelt my body is in any and every pose in the wilderness and the gym, right?

That's what these guys are about.

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