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Men read the Book of Isaiah and think they have found the ultimate prophecy scorecard. They treat it like a divine crystal ball, mining i...

Men read the Book of Sirach and think they have found the ultimate instruction manual for a good and respectable life. They see its pract...

Men get into useless debates about whether the Book of Wisdom is "scripture" or not because some groups of men put it in their ...

Men read the Song of Songs and they get uncomfortable. The carnal man sees a love poem and gets flustered. The religious man, terrified o...

Men read the Book of Ecclesiastes and think it's the Bible's token depressing book. They see it as a rambling, cynical philosophical trac...

Men read the Book of Proverbs and think they have found the Bible's self-help section. They see it as a collection of divine life-hacks, ...

Men read the Book of Psalms and think they have found God's permission slip to be emotional. They see the anger, the despair, the cries f...

Men read the Book of Job and think they are watching a courtroom drama. They see it as the ultimate debate on why good people suffer. The...

Men read the Book of 2 Maccabees and think they have found the ultimate handbook on martyrdom. They get swept up in the religious fervor,...

Men read the Book of 1 Maccabees and see a story of heroes. They see a glorious, righteous rebellion against oppression, a blueprint for ...