Masculinity in America - Jacobs, John
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What does it mean to be a man in America today? At a time when cultural voices are conflicted about the role of men, Masculinity in America returns to the timeless virtues that have guided generations: duty, honor, responsibility, faith, family, courage, and service. From the grit of the frontier and the resolve of the Revolution to the quiet strength of fathers, workers, and community leaders, John Jacobs takes readers on a sweeping narrative through America's past and present. Drawing on history, philosophy, faith, and lived stories, he argues that masculinity is not about dominance or…mehr

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What does it mean to be a man in America today? At a time when cultural voices are conflicted about the role of men, Masculinity in America returns to the timeless virtues that have guided generations: duty, honor, responsibility, faith, family, courage, and service. From the grit of the frontier and the resolve of the Revolution to the quiet strength of fathers, workers, and community leaders, John Jacobs takes readers on a sweeping narrative through America's past and present. Drawing on history, philosophy, faith, and lived stories, he argues that masculinity is not about dominance or outdated stereotypes-it is about sacrifice, service, and strength directed toward the good of others. Inside these pages, you'll find:Inspiring stories of men who shaped America in war, work, family, and faith Reflections on the enduring role of men as protectors, providers, and leaders Honest engagement with modern challenges: fatherlessness, cultural confusion, and economic change A call to renew manhood not through nostalgia, but by reclaiming timeless truths for a new generation Written in a narrative, engaging style, Masculinity in America offers both a cultural meditation and a practical roadmap for men-and for anyone who cares about the future of families, communities, and the nation. This is not just a book about men. It is a book about America itself-and the character that will determine whether our next generation stands strong or falters.