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Low-T ministers, Alistair Begg, and the rise of Donald Trump. While grace does not destroy

nature, plummeting testosterone levels in men in the West,

especially in ministers, are rapidly leaving little nature left for grace to actually restore.

In stark contrast to the effeminacy common in evangelical men, many emerging right-wing figureheads,

despite being unregenerate, are calling out our societal

decay with clarity, courage, and conviction that is sorely lacking from most Christian leaders.

The nomination of Donald Trump for the third consecutive presidential election confirms

that this assertive, masculine style deeply resonates with his conservative audience,

that they are desperate for strong leadership. Will evangelicals find their spine, or will they

remain content with safe, soft-spoken men, in this case, such as Alistair Begg? That's the framework

for today's episode. Tune in now.

All right, let's go ahead and dive right in. So here's the lowdown. Testosterone in men,

on average, so not every single man, but on average

has been declining for decades. You can see in the graph on the screen, it started in the

60s really accelerated in the 90s, but the average level in most men has been going down.

Now there's a number of factors to this, there's a variety, it's not just one single thing.

One of them would be sedentary workplaces. Men aren't working outside generally anymore, which that's somewhat benign.

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