What does it mean to be a real man in today's world? In this passionately argued book, John Triffitt and Mark Stibbe go back to the first century AD and present two very different ideas of manhood and masculinity-one provided by Caesar and the other provided by Christ. Christ advocated the power of love. Caesar exhibited the love of power. For Christian men in the first century, these were diametrically opposed ideas of manhood. Following the example of Caesar meant conforming yourself to the culture of Rome, with its celebration of violence. Following the example of Christ meant conforming...