"We had been so conditioned by political correctness that for someone to step forward and say, 'men are different than women' caused a knee-jerk reaction. Now, Eldredge is saying that his book is still relevant because the men and women of today desperately need "some straight talk about gender." He told Religion News Service that the book discusses the "deep and soulful differences between men and women and what does it look like to honor one another while preserving the dignity of masculinity and femininity."Įldredge also confronted his detractors, saying it isn't true that he harbours a backward view of gender roles. alone since it was first released in 2001. John Eldredge, author of the bestselling book "Wild at Heart: Discovering the Secret of a Man's Soul," has been criticised for promoting antiquated views of gender, where the man is empowered while the woman is a damsel in distress.īut the book resonated so well with Christians that it sold more than four million copies in the U.S.
(Facebook/Wild at Heart by John Eldredge) John Eldredge finds it funny that some people are dismissive of his views on masculinity.
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