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Authentic
Human Sexuality, second edition
An Integrated Christian Approach |
What is
authentic human sexuality? That is the question Judith
and Jack Balswick set out to answer. Informed by
sociology, psychology, and theology, the Balswicks
investigate how human sexuality originates both
biologically and socially, lay groundwork for a
normative Christian interpretation of sexuality, show
how authentic sexuality is necessarily grounded in
relationships, and explore such forms of "inauthentic
sexuality" as sexual harassment, pornography, and rape.
Since its first publication in 1999, Authentic Human
Sexuality has established itself as a standard text at
numerous colleges and seminaries. While maintaining the
book's overall structure, this new paper edition offers
updated discussions and bibliographies throughout,
including a completely new chapter on sexual development
throughout the human lifespan and a substantially
revised chapter on sexual beings in relationship that
incorporates a trinitarian theological perspective.
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Judith K. Balswick and Jack O. Balswick |
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Women and the Landscape of
American Higher Education
Wesleyan Holiness and Pentecostal Founders |
At the
beginning of the twentieth century, a new force would
enable women to further demonstrate their equality in
the work of the Lord. This movement saw the promise and
fulfillment of equal empowerment of men and women for
service by the Holy Spirit, which sent individuals
throughout the world to further the kingdom of God. As
the theological shift from a postmillennial to a
premillennial view occurred, opportunity became
necessity as priority was given to the creation of
schools to prepare ministers to reach lost souls before
the return of Jesus. The founding of such schools was
pioneered by Wesleyan Holiness and Pentecostal women who
carried the torch as their movement grew into the
twentieth century.
This book compiles the inspiring stories of some of the
most notable women who, from society's perspective
stepped outside established roles to claim a significant
place in the history of American higher education. |
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Abraham Ruelas |
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What the Bible Really Says About Women
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What the
Bible Really Says About Women is a concise and
accessible treatise on interpreting Scripture, relating
to women's issues in the Bible. Seeking to set the
question of what the Bible (really) says about women in
the largest context possible, Adams deals with the
Bible's development and need for interpretation, its
history and culture, its theology and ethics, and the
concerns of the God who inspired it. Also included are
study questions after each chapter as well as an eight
page index of scripture and topics, making this book a
great resource for group study. |
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Sheri Adams |
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Mutuality Summer 2010 Volume 17, Issue 2 Format: Printed
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Priscilla Papers Spring 2010 Volume 24, Issue 3 Format: Printed
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Unlocking the Cultural Background to 1 Timothy 2 by Jon Zens
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Gender, Slavery, and the Evangelical Caste System by Jocelyn Andersen
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