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Commentators in the earlier Christian tradition recognized the key New Testament passages discussed in this chapter as proffering the makings of a theologically thick and pastorally nourishing construct of the unmarried Christian life.
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In the final chapter of The Meaning of Singleness, I write: “What I have proposed herein is only the beginning of a (re)discovery of singleness…
Dani Treweek
In this light, virginity began to take on great theological significance as that which declined to facilitate a seemingly endless cycle of birth, life…
A bit of a different post from me today. One containing just a few announcements. 1. Pre-order a copy of my book at 30% off + free US shipping (during…
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So exists a palpable tension between the predominantly negative perception of the unmarried life discussed in the previous chapter, and certain biblical…
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You know something is amiss when the woman who has a doctorate in singleness is concerned that we’re not valuing marriage highly enough. And yet, here…
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Contemporary secular society holds that it is only in discovering and disclosing our innermost sexual inclinations, attractions, desires, actions, and…
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Given this historical analysis, it is unsurprising that the contemporary Christian discourse typically regards the unmarried form of life as…
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