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Summary: Quick Review
Review: This book is disturbing and should never have been written. It's all about sex. Sex, sex, sex. Oh, and more sex.Why, you ask? It's disturbing to know the severity of unfaithfulness toward one's wife and it should have never been written because it's not easy owning up to dishonoring one's spouse. This book is excellently written. The style is smooth and the outline is fluid. Doug Wilson once again writes in a style that is easy to digest, follow and research his points by referring back to the authoritative standard from which he argues, namely, the Bible. The chapters: lust and pornography, fornication, adultery, divorce, prostitution, rape, polygamy, sodomy, masturbation, celibacy, sexual solutions, questions and answers and sexual glory. This book is really not intended for women. It is much too directly addressing shameful areas of a man's life that fall short that dishonor his wife. I really can't even get into the subject matter of the book other than to say that Wilson makes points in this book that every Christian man should seriously consider and contemplate. Please don't misunderstand...this book is not crude or indecent. It is Biblical. It is instructional. But it does handle many topics which only Dr. Ruth has dared to tread. And that's a point Doug Wilson brings up: The Christian must take pleasure in his wife, with his wife, not according to society's standard of fulfillment, but of the Scriptural instruction on true enjoyment. It's about avoiding the problem areas of dishonoring one's wife and sinning against her. It's about the glory of the bed. It's about the gifts of God and how to enjoy them more, Biblically. Wow. Good stuff.
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Summary: Another reitteration of Church think.
Review: This book suffers from the same mind lock that grips our society today. The author does not plainly see that men need diversity in marriage. Monogamy is a prison. Sure, men can live with it given the availability of pornography however marital FREEDOM is the only real answer. Sadly this book just reiterates Catholic propaganda. Emeline99 stated well what women believe. Women actually believe men can put their urge out of their mind until their wife is um... available, accepting, or ready. I wonder if women actually understand how sarcastic the song "I'm every woman" is to men? Women are not as obliging as the book would lead the reader to believe. The author's ideas even though traditional are still unrealistic.
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Summary: grow up lady
Review: ummmm...I think the author of the preceeding review has never read the Bible: namely, 1 Cor. 7:4.
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