I know some of you don't believe in god but my post is not meant to convert anyone. This is for those that believe in the Bible or are open to learning a red pill idea from a Christian perspective. I'm not a theologian or philosopher. I simply had a thought.

I attend church regularly and am seeing how Christian social circles constantly use jesus christ as a model for how Christians should act, specifically men. Men believe if they adopt the attributes that jesus exhibited during his ministry then they will attract godly women. Theoretically nothing is wrong with this as jesus was constantly helping the poor, rebuking cortupt religious authority, and teaching others how to better live their lives. It's natural for men to want to impersonate those who are a positive force for good.

But there's a problem. Given what ive learned on female nature and women biological imperitive it doesnt seem like jesus's behavior aside from his miracles is something women on a biological level generally find attractive.

He constantly hung around men, his social circle consisted of poor fishermen and tax collectors who everyone hated, he died for humanity as opposed to for a woman or family, he never advanced in a career though he started as a carpenter, he constantly challenged authority, was frequent reclusive, only did miracles to illustrate a point and not to impress, never gave a sermon on romance or marriage(only a brief verse on divorce law), he never took up arms to protect anyone, he loved children but not the way women want men to love children, he never spoke about family values (in fact he always said his teachings would divide family members), and never viewed women as beings to be protected or provided for.

BTW when I say never I mean it isn't recorded.

Women are not encouraged to find "godly" men like jesus. They go to models for manhood are boaz because he had money and got married. Could that be why modern Christina men struggle to find women of godly character because jesus philosophy is not one that naturally attracts women but repels them?

Yes the women in church say they want men of god but the personhood of jesus rarely pops into their mibd. I think they see a man with religious values as someone who is more likely to commit and not screw them over. It's like a filter for them to eliminate non committal men.

Do you guys think women, especially women in church, are actually repulsed by the idea of a man trying to be more like jesus and are more attracted to the idea of what jesus teachings can make men do for them? Am I going too far?

Thoughts? Apologies for any grammar mistakes.