“If you find that Nietzschean “will to power” logic remarkably anti-Christian for a movement of right-wingers that loves to trumpet its supposed devotion to Jesus, I think Millman has squared the circle there correctly too. “Once manliness has been reestablished, we can discuss whether a real man is someone with the courage to follow Jesus of Nazareth in all things, or whether Christianity is ultimately a religion for slaves and women that a real man would have nothing to do with,” he imagines a typical Trumpist Christian saying. “For now … the important thing is to recognize manliness, support it, and never be cowed by moralizers into backing down from that support.”’