Naturally, the Woman's Movement hates it. The Promise Keepers deny this. A real man should be serving his wife. A real man should be getting up in the middle of the night and changing the diapers. And so, what happens in a biblical relationship is that they are a team, and they complete each other.
Feminists know a loophole when they see one.
I don't worry about that aspect of the Promise Keepers so much. It's not as though these guys, if they don't get involved in Promise Keepers, are going to be Alan Aldas. If they quit chasing around and stop beating their wives and pay more attention to their kids, I look at that as a plus. I imagine most of their wives do, too. True, I'm a little put off by the hugging and crying and the ostentation of their religious observance, but that's me.