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review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. God has made men to be men, to be distinct from women,

to have testosterone and defined musculature. Yet the average 22-year-old man today has the same

testosterone levels that the average Social Security eligible man had a little over 20 years ago.

All you have to do to see this in the most vivid way you can is to compare what people look like

today to your parents or grandparents' wedding photos.

The fattest person in those ruffled tuxedos or bridesmaid dresses with puffy sleeves would look emaciated by comparison today.

You also see this when watching footage of people on the street or on the beach from 50 years ago.

Everyone had normal BMI's.

Obesity, much less morbid obesity, was extremely rare.

Why is this the case? Why are we so fat? And why do we keep getting fatter?

We've mentioned a little bit already about how Christianity has become so Gnostic, that we've completely severed the spiritual from the physical.

And, you know, at the time of recording this, there's been some Twitter spats online about biblical masculinity.

And guys are trying to say, hey, you know what?

Part of masculinity is physical vitality, strength, duration, those kinds of things. And then

others are saying, well, you know, again, it's, they can't speak in generality. So it's like,

but if I can find one man who's a godly man. And, you know, and also happens to be a quadriplegic,

then, you know, then i can say that masculinity

has nothing to do your principle is invalid yeah exactly which that's not the way it works but

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