America's Sexual Suicide | Doug Wilson & George Gilder

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  • Опубліковано 22 сер 2023
  • Douglas Wilson and George Gilder discuss themes from George's early books, "Men and Marriage" and "Sexual Suicide."
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  • @ChrisBrown-mu7ln
    @ChrisBrown-mu7ln 10 місяців тому +40

    Love this quote " Men are like trucks , they drive better and straighter with heavy loads " .

  • @mipilot
    @mipilot 10 місяців тому +70

    I appreciated the comment that recognizes that the toxicity of masculinity is when true masculinity is absent.

    • @EducationMorePlease
      @EducationMorePlease 10 місяців тому +1

      Adding facts about people born with intersex characteristics to all school curricula is smart, prudent, and ethically very appreciatively necessary immediately

    • @Vitlaus
      @Vitlaus 10 місяців тому +6

      look, a troll ^

    • @DM-dk7js
      @DM-dk7js 10 місяців тому

      It’s a bit too ironic considering these two men are FAR from masculine lol. I mean let’s be honest, these two aren’t going to show up in any dictionary definition of masculinity. They’re not feminine. But these two guys are as weak and unhealthy as it gets.

    • @shenanigansofmannanan
      @shenanigansofmannanan 10 місяців тому +5

      ​@EducationMorePlease ... I agree... educating children that individual with those characteristics are genetic anomalies and the result of a genetic mutation resulting in the individual being sterile and unable to reproduce naturally. Educating children of the rare medical conditions, secondary complications and the accompanying psychological disorders would help children better understand how destructive feeding the delusions of mentally ill people by ignoring their medical condition instead of helping to treat it.
      I could easily see how the suicide rate of those individuals would reduce instead of continuing to increase....
      Lies ....regardless of how nice or sweetly you convey them... are still lies...
      The objective TRUTH of Yahweh reality.... regardless of how offended your flesh is..... is STILL the objective Truth of Yahwehs reality...
      Despite the greatest attraction attempts of fallen men and women to reform the world around themselves with deceptive language .... otherwise known witchcraft and sorcery... by definition
      #repentandbelieveinthegospel

    • @puttervids472
      @puttervids472 10 місяців тому

      I’d say it’s not that. It’s that masculinity can either be building or destroying. It grows toxic if it’s not properly tempered by a man in control.

  • @puttervids472
    @puttervids472 10 місяців тому +10

    Best discussion I’ve heard in a while. I e told my wife of 23 years this forever “ you have no idea what thoughts go through a man’s head. The things he’d do if he didn’t have a family and a wife “. Not things he wants to do. Just things he’d be liable to do if untethered ….

  • @frankshannon3235
    @frankshannon3235 10 місяців тому +37

    I don't know if this is a factor but for me, at a fairly young age, in my 30's, I began to look forward to the blessing of grandchildren. For me it was a strong motivating and civilizing factor. This made divorce an impossibility. I wanted to experience them side by side with their grandmother and have. Now in our mid 60's the notion of Granddaddy and Grandmommy not being together is unthinkable. Nothing but death can separate us and that only for a time.
    We need to teach our children about the beauty of the intergenerational legacy and to consider the almost casual attitude the culture has toward divorce to be a destructive and evil thing.

    • @aallen5256
      @aallen5256 10 місяців тому

      Kids with divorced grandparents whom have found new partners would have twice as many granddaddy’s and grandmommy’s !

    • @Freed98
      @Freed98 10 місяців тому +5

      That’s awesome that what you looked forward to came to be in that way and I’m sure it wasn’t always easy. God bless you.

    • @deborahbillings4252
      @deborahbillings4252 10 місяців тому +3

      I am now looking forward to if God wills, being a great grandmother in the next year! We are truly blessed by our children’s children!

    • @andrewhodgeson8006
      @andrewhodgeson8006 9 місяців тому +1

      Thinking generationally is a huge thing. God bless you, my friend.

    • @Pteodoro4
      @Pteodoro4 8 місяців тому

      ⁠@@aallen5256quantity over quality of a deep and abiding relationship with someone who has treasured the beauty of real love - and all of the trappings, good and hard, that come with it - is not a good trade. I say this as someone with multiple grandparents on both sides due to generations of divorce. The “freedom” that comes with divorce becoming normal in society robs our children and grandchildren of the beautiful heritage and legacy that gives them a vision of something worth fighting for.

  • @brentives4688
    @brentives4688 10 місяців тому +26

    "Man's only link to the future is through the womb of the woman." That belongs in a frame somewhere important.

    • @globescape4771
      @globescape4771 9 місяців тому +1

      a lifetime of nagging

    • @brentives4688
      @brentives4688 9 місяців тому +1

      @@globescape4771 I'm not sure what you mean but it comes across kinda loserish.

  • @theden-jimdill7037
    @theden-jimdill7037 10 місяців тому +37

    When everyone is interviewing Andrew Tate, it’s refreshing to hear men who have their head on straight, address the cultural issues we’re facing.

    • @angru_arches
      @angru_arches 10 місяців тому +2

      I understand, but how is it that we've had feminism for several decades and most Christians are complacent, but 1 Andrew Tate, and all the Christian men take up arms?? So magnanimous with one side and hostile with the other side of the SAME COIN (feminism and masclin-ism)....

    • @littlemeadowpress
      @littlemeadowpress 10 місяців тому

      Yes, this is much needed.

    • @theden-jimdill7037
      @theden-jimdill7037 10 місяців тому

      @@angru_arches Good question, here's some thoughts (assuming you actually want to know).
      First, other than conversations that I have personally started, I've actually only heard a handful of Christians criticizing Tate, and they've all been on UA-cam. So there's really not that many Christian men "taking up arms." But, is it a bad thing if all Christian men recognized that what Tate did and is doing is wrong? After all, the Bible is pretty clear about this stuff.
      Second, perhaps the reason why I find myself criticizing Tate is because I am a man and I know a man should know better. So maybe it's sort of a tribal thing, because I am a man, Tate is a man, Tate is taking advantage of young men and Tate is not a good influencer for men.
      Third, there have been numerous criticisms of feminism by Christians over the years. Go back and check out some of Dr. James Dobson's talks on Focus on the Family. The problem is that people have not recognized some of the subtle ways that feminism has been affecting society and the church world. Interestingly enough, it has been women who have been sounding the alarm by educating the world on the errors and history of feminism (Rachel Wilson, Rebekah Merkle, etc.), which brings me to the fourth consideration.
      Tate's situation has been made very public. His huge following has made him famous and his recent big interviews have caught the attention of people like me, whom wouldn't otherwise know anything about him. Anyone who's famous is going to be criticized, including women. If you go look through Doug Wilson's videos, you'll see some. He's certainly not the only one with critical commentary. Kamala Harris' views and actions have received plenty of criticism, but she is out there in the public's eye.
      Fifth, women have always been considered the weaker sex and Christian men have always considered themselves to be obligated to protect them as such. Chivalry was born in a Christian society. This plays out in different ways. On one hand, we see Tate as someone who needs restrained because he's literally confessed to, and advocated for, the exploitation of women. On the other, we tend to exercise too much self restraint when it comes to criticizing the actions of females, and perhaps to a fault.

    • @SevenP2830
      @SevenP2830 9 місяців тому

      @@angru_archesI am a Christian, and I completely agree with you. The Christians in the west are embarrassing, and cowards. They want to condemn Andrew Tate, Kevin Samuel etc. for doing their best to fight for men’s right, but did nothing for men’s right when it has been under attack for decades. It’s disgusting, and it’s the reason Christianity in the west is a joke.

    • @brianmeen2158
      @brianmeen2158 Місяць тому +1

      @@angru_arches you raise a good point. Where are the younger Christian men at to take the place of Tate? It just seems that religion has fallen out of favor so badly with the culture that it’s going to be hard to get it back in

  • @mickey_rose
    @mickey_rose 10 місяців тому +30

    Why don’t more people know about gilder? His work on information theory was the best that Silicon Valley had to offer. A true innovator!

    • @littlemeadowpress
      @littlemeadowpress 10 місяців тому +1

      It seems like he hasn't been doing many interviews. There's not much you can find on UA-cam.

    • @ZephaniahL
      @ZephaniahL 10 місяців тому

      Wilson always surprises, and nearly always in a good way! (In this case, by his ability to persuade Gilder to chat publicly). @@littlemeadowpress

  • @KalliBella1
    @KalliBella1 10 місяців тому +6

    Great interview! As a woman, I always thought that the desire to have babies was only a characteristic of being a woman (this in spite of the narrative of feminism). But what I heard from Gilder was a strong case for the men’s desire to also have babies, which in Gilder’s view is part of a man’s viability into the future, and works out the positive and constructive side of masculinity. Masculinity, sounds to me, is the force that drives men to build a future even through their children. Men are builders. We need men to build, and build until the Lord returns!
    No wonder the narratives of today seek to destroy men’s building things up and instead deceive society into thinking that we don’t need men to be men.

  • @michaelfalsia6062
    @michaelfalsia6062 10 місяців тому +10

    Wow, what a powerful observation. First, drive the Father away and then chase the mothers away in the black family through government legislation. This is my era growing up.

  • @Gnmercjr76
    @Gnmercjr76 10 місяців тому +13

    Insightful conversation God bless your ministry pastor wilson

  • @donaldedmond4117
    @donaldedmond4117 10 місяців тому +15

    Excellent informing, and entertaining conversation. I hope his books are available as audiobooks.

  • @littlemeadowpress
    @littlemeadowpress 10 місяців тому +7

    This was a great conversation and sounds like an interesting book. Even in my own extended family I’ve noticed that the adult men in marriages seem to be doing much better than the single men, especially when it comes to finances, responsible behavior and mental health.

  • @d.michaelhogg6443
    @d.michaelhogg6443 Місяць тому

    Great discussion and so relevant today as it was yesterday. Opened up so meany rabbit holes for more study and insight loved it and appreciate all you do for others ,for the Glory of God

  • @suebotchie4167
    @suebotchie4167 10 місяців тому +2

    Terrific video, thankyou, Sirs.

  • @seanmcdonald5149
    @seanmcdonald5149 10 місяців тому +2

    Wow totally loved this talk.
    George is fantastic!

  • @nparksntx
    @nparksntx 10 місяців тому +3

    My introduction to Gilder was the book Information Theory. This was a read for a book club and honestly I can remember one concept out of the whole book. He was able to hop on the online book club a couple times and he seemed like such an interesting fellow and very intelligent.

  • @UnityFromDiversity
    @UnityFromDiversity 10 місяців тому +3

    Interesting interview thanks for uploading

  • @roywhite8504
    @roywhite8504 3 місяці тому +1

    Back in the early seventies when I was in high school, it was announced by the homosexuals that they are out of the closet. I was not a Christian and did not know what that meant, but I knew it wasn’t good. Most of us were confused that his was happening. Our world sexually has been in a downward spiral ever since. Now we as Christians are told to be quiet and get in the closet. The Lord will have the final say on this issue.

  • @godslittleman5451
    @godslittleman5451 10 місяців тому +4

    The heaviest weight we carry is pride. (Heb 12:1) feminism is steeped in pride

  • @calebneff5777
    @calebneff5777 10 місяців тому +2

    Love it, Doug.

  • @1trompet146
    @1trompet146 8 днів тому

    Amazing wisdom

  • @ZephaniahL
    @ZephaniahL 10 місяців тому +1

    Gilder's attributing to women an "impregnable" superiority, even if he meant "unimpregnable," is a great *bon mot.*

  • @stevenpage1932
    @stevenpage1932 10 місяців тому +3

    Love the idea of rampant men for good.

  • @coraligon1990
    @coraligon1990 9 місяців тому

    Nice Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 in G Major I. in the beginning

  • @ncgangcop8936
    @ncgangcop8936 10 місяців тому +6

    “The feminist were ignoramus’ “.. what a great line😂👍🏻 I grew up during the “I am women hear me roar, as they brought home the bacon and fry up in a pan, while they were smoking a Virginia Slims cigarettes era . And we are paying the price now some 50 plus years later.🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @DM-dk7js
      @DM-dk7js 10 місяців тому

      Sucks you had such a bad relationship with your mother, growing up.

    • @ncgangcop8936
      @ncgangcop8936 10 місяців тому +3

      Oh look a troll 👆

    • @ncgangcop8936
      @ncgangcop8936 10 місяців тому +1

      @@DM-dk7jsTroll😂

  • @the32712
    @the32712 10 місяців тому

    Love mycanonplus!

  • @DavidZechariah
    @DavidZechariah 9 місяців тому

    i have a question that gets into quite personal issues that are not appropriate for this platform. i am a paralyzed army vet, who is a slave of CHRIST, Husband of One, and Father of Two, ministering in The ILL-State. Where can i send a very serious question to Brother Doug?

  • @Mr_Fairdale
    @Mr_Fairdale 10 місяців тому

    Ruthless or hopeless. Truth

  • @l.thomas4268
    @l.thomas4268 10 місяців тому +5

    I acknowledge I have not listened to the whole video but I'm about three quarters of the way through and they are talking about how it used to be younger marriages for the average. I would just like to point out that before that in the 19th and 18th century it was incumbent upon a responsible young man in a responsible family to establish himself and as the Proverbs puts it establishes Fields or fire assets or fight in some wars so he can bring home some booty to help support a family. Our founders like John Adams etc wouldn't be thinking about marriage until they had already established their practice for some sort of merchant occupation and that generally wouldn't happen until after they were age 28. At that point time you would have young women who would be brought up in finishing homes and would be debuted and eligible bachelors would be invited and courtships would be started. Just think if we had a bunch of young men who actually had occupations who had enough money to build a house for their beautiful wives who have been trained to operate the household like a Abigail adamswood and there was enough money to keep things going. just think of all the arguments about money that would not be happening. Proverbs says not to build your house until after you establish your fields. And proverbs 31 talks about how a woman has been given a household to manage. I put the two together and would posit that young men should not be thinking about women till they can build a house without debt to give to their new bride.

    • @DJWESG1
      @DJWESG1 10 місяців тому +6

      Now apply all that thinking to our modern capitalist system where there is limited resources, limited space, limited housing, limited jobs, limited choices..and you, the keen young male has to compete in the free market while the more powerful already fill all the places, own all the resources and control all the capital.

    • @earlofbroadst
      @earlofbroadst 10 місяців тому +4

      Doing all that without debt is impossible in our current society. The Federal Reserve made sure of that. I have a good job, a salaried job, but my wife and I still have to rent an apartment and she is looking for work so that we can cover all of the bills.

    • @YSLRD
      @YSLRD 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@DJWESG1
      Cop out. The resources are present. It can still be done. Perhaps this is true in some cities, so relocation might be needed. And I have no crystal ball to see tomorrow, so I can't say where we will be next year.

    • @VancouverInvestor
      @VancouverInvestor 10 місяців тому

      And the Churches are full of marriagable, worthy young women waiting for those fine upstanding young men.

    • @westyso.cal.8842
      @westyso.cal.8842 10 місяців тому

      @@DJWESG1
      “Victim” mentality won’t get you anywhere.

  • @adventureinallthings
    @adventureinallthings 10 місяців тому +8

    They are mostly there but both Doug and George could take a few classes in the red pill to update and complete the theory for a more complete view of what has and is happening

  • @r.s.4174
    @r.s.4174 8 місяців тому

    I am married but we have no children. That doesn't make me a gangster, far from it. More than having my genes living on, I am motivated by learning about this world.
    Trans is just the feminist approach to blur gender lines.

  • @joshuaottinger6484
    @joshuaottinger6484 10 місяців тому +1

    Love your work, Doug. Honest question here: How can we defend infant circumcision in the days of genital mutilation of minors for "gender affirming care"? Thanks in advance for any help.

    • @wenmoonson
      @wenmoonson 10 місяців тому

      I assure you all the men and boys in my family, from ages 11-70, know what we are and are thoroughly affirmed and happy about it. There is no correlation, it is a non sequitur.

    • @skylinefever
      @skylinefever 8 місяців тому

      Why should either be tolerate? Someone cut off so much that I couldn't even have sex.

  • @jackjones3657
    @jackjones3657 10 місяців тому +4

    Great topic of discussion. God's design is patriarchal. A society or people who fight against the good design He built into men and women will inevitably fail. The American family has been incrementally breaking down for over 60 years now because so many have rebelled against God's good design for a wicked one.

    • @DJWESG1
      @DJWESG1 10 місяців тому +2

      The American family or the nuclear family?
      Seems this idea of the family changes depending on where and when you lived and never conformed to any one principle

  • @spencersanders4814
    @spencersanders4814 10 місяців тому +2

    Did he refer to “trans women” as her and she?

    • @l.thomas4268
      @l.thomas4268 10 місяців тому

      Yes. These are a couple of academics and in order to be a man you have to have as they say the equipment. So if you don't have the equipment you definitely not a man in the academic sense. I don't know what you call a eunuch good night I do know what you call a bull who's been castrated but these guys have all the equipment taken off.

  • @Corrinthian_
    @Corrinthian_ 10 місяців тому +1

    .. sippin on that fine 'Gnac, eh, Doug? 🍷🥴

  • @ballbreathtaker9773
    @ballbreathtaker9773 10 місяців тому

    He is conflicting a decade or two in his retrospective recollection - the sixties instead of the seventies, I was about 25 instead of about 35, or even the sixties instead of the eighties… but actually this is not essential

  • @edeancozzens3833
    @edeancozzens3833 9 місяців тому

    I read how Margaret Mead came to faith in Jesus before her death.

  • @roywhite8504
    @roywhite8504 3 місяці тому

    The church must step up and run for public office, join law enforcement, become very present in society. That’s Gods will, to have Jesus lead through his church until he makes all his enemies his footstool.

  • @ryancompton7598
    @ryancompton7598 9 місяців тому

    I think we should remember that some of this stuff, while it may be true, is based on natural reasoning and observation. For instance the part about women having a leg up sexually, therefore men have to try to prove themselves through external acts, like going to the moon. We just need to keep in mind, that while interesting, this is not strictly biblical, and is taking a departure from an explicit commands of scripture.

    • @strauss7151
      @strauss7151 5 місяців тому

      Scripture must be subordinated to reality wherever they conflict. Words cannot supersede observed truth.

    • @deborahdean8867
      @deborahdean8867 4 місяці тому

      Women do chose their mates, not men. Men compete for women. In marriage, women get food and protection for themselves and children which is a physical NEED. Men get what out of it? They dont NEED women physically . Basically men only get love out of it.

    • @lisareiter5368
      @lisareiter5368 2 місяці тому

      Men get children through marriage to women. They get to raise those children if they stay married to their women. Besides children, marriage gives men purpose, goals. And if they’re lucky: companionship, humor, cleaning and cooking.

  • @kennethmeeker6369
    @kennethmeeker6369 10 місяців тому

    I call it self inflicted genocide .

  • @kated4359
    @kated4359 10 місяців тому +2

    Is this guy a believer?

  • @CyberCommander1990
    @CyberCommander1990 10 місяців тому

    Can't get divorced if you don't get married 😅

  • @ericjames7819
    @ericjames7819 2 місяці тому

    Accomplished women should marry accomplished men? Women aren't supposed to be accomplished.

  • @harlannorris6035
    @harlannorris6035 10 місяців тому +3

    I guess it was Constantine that changed Christianity from a choice to a requirement. Nobody comes to Jesus against their will. Only those who are willing come to Jesus. This is how we get the Inquisition and other violations of the commandments Jesus gave us. Onward Christian soldiers. People going to war to kill their non-believing neighbors in Jesus' name. Of course, it's always been more about money and power than anything else. This is not a real model for following Jesus. Jesus did none of these things and He warned us all to also not do them. So, we say we're following Jesus, but in truth, we're going in the opposite direction from Him. Salvation is the goal of Christianity, not nationalism. If the majority of people in a nation truly follow Jesus, then, that can save said nation. What we intend though is much different from that. We are going to legislate sin out of this nation. This has historically produced the most profound corruption of the faith that has ever been accomplished. It will be no different here in the U.S.

    • @logicaredux5205
      @logicaredux5205 10 місяців тому +1

      That wasn’t Constantine. Constantine ruled that Christianity would be tolerated. It was in 380, a generation later that Theodosius made it the “official” religion of the empire.

    • @harlannorris6035
      @harlannorris6035 10 місяців тому

      Ahh, thanks for the clarification.@@logicaredux5205

    • @skylinefever
      @skylinefever 8 місяців тому

      I think about how many Christian Karen moms end up making raging athiests. A nation with such Karens as leaders is going to have the population do the exact same thing.

    • @YESHUASlave
      @YESHUASlave 6 місяців тому

      Lol. No
      "So, it is Not of Him who wills", Roman's. GOD Changes the will, Takes Out the Heart of Stone and Puts In the Heart of Flesh, Making One Obey HIS Commands, Ezekiel.

    • @YESHUASlave
      @YESHUASlave 6 місяців тому

      John 6, No one can come to ME unless The FATHER Drags/Draws Them ...I will Raise Them Up on the Last Day. SOVEREIGN GRACE, or No Grace at all -100% n 360° undeserved.

  • @PurePuritan
    @PurePuritan 10 місяців тому

    What bourbon is that