335: Celebrate Strong Men on Father's Day

<p>P&amp;C drink and review Troeg&#39;s Hop Horizon IPA, then discuss the need for strong men. </p> <p>One side of the culture war wants to tell boys they&#39;re toxic, potential rapists, and the best they can do is sit quietly and not get in the girls&#39; way, because the future is female. And if you won&#39;t sit quietly, we&#39;ll give you drugs to make sure you do. </p> <p>On the other side of the culture war, Sen. Josh Hawley recently wrote a book to encourage boys to grow in the manly virtues. </p> <p>From a Roman perspective, these are the classical virtues. </p> <p>1. Virtus (Manliness) encompasses bravery, courage, and strength. A Roman man was expected to display valor on the battlefield and face adversity with resilience.</p> <p>2. Pietas (Piety) referred to a sense of duty, devotion, and loyalty. A Roman man was expected to fulfill his obligations to the gods, his family, and the state.</p> <p>3. Fides (Good Faith) was the virtue of trustworthiness, reliability, and honesty. A Roman man was expected to keep his promises, be true to his word, and honor his commitments.</p> <p>4. Gravitas (Dignity) denoted a sense of seriousness, self-control, and responsibility. A Roman man was expected to conduct himself with dignity, maintain composure in challenging situations, and exercise self-discipline.</p> <p>5. Industria (Industriousness) represented diligence, hard work, and perseverance. A Roman man was expected to be productive, industrious, and committed to achieving his goals.</p> <p>6. Clementia (Mercy) referred to the virtue of mercy, compassion, and forgiveness. A Roman man was encouraged to show leniency and kindness, particularly in positions of power and authority.</p> <p>7. Honestas (Respectability) encompassed moral integrity, honor, and a respectable reputation. A Roman man was expected to lead a virtuous life, maintain his family&#39;s honor, and contribute positively to society.</p> <p>The cardinal virtues, according to Roman Catholicism are prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance. </p> <p