Umm. That’s every traditional religious book and the entirety of most organized religious institutions and theology schools/seminaries. It’s hardly underrepresented.
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maybe it would be helpful to clarify that for me a (mostly hypothetical) "god / masculine spirituality" doesn't look much like patriarchal organized religion. i'm imagining something closer to the mythopoetic men's movement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythopoetic_men%27s_movement …
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i continue to really like visa's observation that the corresponding masculine desire expresses itself in other ways. we might see e.g.
@strnglft as an expression of a kind of masculine spirituality, that naturally wouldn't call itself that - Show replies
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It is revealing to look at women who break into “male” behaviors. Like Mulan had to dress as a man to get to fight and save her dad. A more complex story: Andal (only woman among the 12 Alwar mystic poets) had to “marry” a god to get to monastic practice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andal
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men punching isn’t quite it. where can women go to burn ants with magnifying glasses is closer to the male ideal
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