Mutilation of herms in ancient Athens exemplifies violence against men’s genitals. It’s echoed in enduring myths about Actaeon, Tiresias, and Adonis. … Read the post mutilation of herms in context of Actaeon, Tiresias & masturbation
Closely reading the Ethiopian eunuch’s words in Acts 8:26-40 reveals him to be a gracious, genteel, and sophisticated man transcending violence. … Read the post transcending violence in Acts: the genteel Ethiopian eunuch official
The Roman Christian Lactantius condemned castration under false religion. John in the Acts of John forgave a young man for wrongly castrating himself. … Read the post forgiveness for men who castrate themselves under false religion
As an immature Christian, Origen castrated himself. He later learned better. Men castrating themselves to appear righteous follow the wrong way. … Read the post Origen learned: men shouldn’t castrate themselves to appear righteous
Literary history testifies that invective against men often leads to advocating for castration of men’s testicles, more rightly regarded as jewels. … Read the post invective against men risks supporting castration culture