Blake Robert Templeton argues that modern masculinity is engineered to make men manageable and controllable rather than powerful leaders. He claims men are trapped in a spiritual sedation that demands endless work, constant apologies for strength, and suppression of their inner fire, turning them into duplicable robots. Awareness of this cage, he says, ignites a holy rebellion.
Modern masculinity was never designed to produce kings. It produces manageable men. Again, the natural condition, man, to fall asleep and become a machine. The enemy's plan, when men buy into what is masculinity, or how do I walk in masculinity— men who work endlessly but never rule, men who chase success but lose their families, men who apologize for strength, men who suppress their fire, men who negotiate with sin, or men who live spiritually sedated. Modern culture, the way that we see, the lens that we see life through— the enemy's picture on Earth was to create duplicatable robots that he can manage. He can't unsee it. The moment a man sees the spiritual cage, the holy rebellion begins.
