You Can't Demand Submission From Your Wife When You Won't Submit to God

Jordan Peterson knows the Bible is true.

He can teach Exodus better than most pastors.

He just won't obey it.

Most Christian men are the same.

They'll study Scripture. Quote it. Defend it.

They just won't submit to it.

Then they turn to their wives and demand submission anyway.

That's not headship. That's fraud.

🔥 FOR MEN:

You demand authority without accepting crucifixion. You want the crown without the cross. You quote Ephesians 5:22 while ignoring 5:25.

⚔️ FOR WOMEN:

You're told to submit to men who won't submit to God. It feels like spiritual abuse but you can't name it without being called Jezebel.

💔 THE RESULT:

Feminism won—not because submission is wrong, but because the church ran out of men worth submitting to. Then it convinced women the problem was submission itself.

Inside This Free Guide:

✅ The Peterson Problem — Why intellectual assent without obedience is cowardice, not Christianity

✅ Authority Without Crucifixion — Why most men want respect before they've earned trust

✅ The Tyranny of Fake Headship — How complementarianism became tyranny with a theology degree

✅ The Feminism Diagnosis — What feminism actually destroyed (hint: not submission)

✅ For Women Only — How to discern biblical submission from spiritual abuse

✅ The Headship Audit — Self-diagnostic for fraudulent leadership

✅ Tactical Scripts — What to say when culture attacks your marriage roles

✅ The Narrow Road — The repentance protocol before you demand submission from anyone

✅ THIS FREE GUIDE IS FOR YOU IF:

• You're tired of soft complementarianism that protects male rebellion
• You want to lead like a king, not a tyrant (men)
• You refuse to submit to boys pretending to be men (women)
• You're exhausted by therapeutic Christianity's fake solutions
• You're ready for biblical truth that makes weak pastors nervous

❌ THIS ISN'T FOR YOU IF:

• You want authority without accountability
• You're looking for permission to rebel against biblical roles
• You're comfortable in cultural Christianity
• You need your pastor's approval before making decisions

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

"This is the first time I've read something that didn't feel like I was being gaslit by my own religion." — Marcus, married 12 years

"My church kicked me out for quoting this. Best thing that ever happened to me." — Dennis, former elder

"Finally. Someone said what I've been thinking for years but was too afraid to say." — Sarah, pastor's wife

"This wrecked me. Then it freed me. Now I'm actually leading my family instead of managing my guilt." — James, father of three

Who Am I?

I'm Adam, and I write for men who refuse to die weak and women who refuse to settle for boys.

I'm not a pastor. I'm not a counselor. I'm not selling you therapy.

I'm giving you the biblical blueprint the church stopped preaching decades ago.

No soft complementarianism. No apologetics for male rebellion. No therapeutic Christianity.

Just Scripture, applied with surgical precision.

24,000+ men follow me on X (@SlayStupidity)
20,000+ subscribers on Substack
Author of the King's Marriage Manual, Family Throne Manual, and Exposing The Enemy

If you're ready for the narrow road, welcome.

If you're not, this isn't for you.

One More Thing...

Most men will download this guide, read it, nod along, and change nothing.

They'll go right back to demanding submission while living in rebellion.

Don't be most men.

Biblical submission requires biblical sacrifice.

You can't export authority you don't import.

You can't lead your wife into a battle you're not fighting.

This guide will expose the fraud.

What you do with it is up to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this really free?
A: Yes. No credit card. No tricks. Enter your email, get the guide.

Q: What's the catch?
A: No catch. I'll send you weekly emails with biblical manhood content. You can unsubscribe anytime. (But you won't want to.)

Q: Is this just for men?
A: No. Part IV is specifically for women—how to discern biblical submission from spiritual abuse, and what to do when "submit" is weaponized by men in rebellion.

Q: Will this make my pastor mad?
A: Probably. That's how you know it's biblical.

Q: I'm not married. Is this still for me?
A: Yes. If you ever plan to marry, you need to understand biblical submission BEFORE you say "I do." This guide will save you years of pain.

Q: What if I disagree with your interpretation?
A: Good. Think for yourself. Test everything against Scripture (KJV). Iron sharpens iron. But if you're disagreeing because it's uncomfortable, that's a different problem.