We need to be sure that we recognize that just because someone has a faulty theology, even in a radical way, does not mean that they do not have good ideas on some issues. Reading those with whom you disagree is a time honored tradition in the history of Christian thought. The problem we face in this culture is that people are taught WHAT to think rather than HOW to go about thinking. I teach in a tradition that is about as conservative as you can get and I can tell you that this is a huge problem. When students fail to process what they read, hear, and watch, simply allowing it to flow through their minds the result is intellectual death. Christianity has always been a thinking religion, and for good reason.

Thanks! I would love to hear that. 🙂

I don’t know that name. I’ll look it up and see what I think. Maybe I can add one of his to my list! Thanks.

Sheila Gregoire does a great job with this in The Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex (And You Thought Bad Girls Have All the Fun). And for lower-drive ladies, I personally liked Marla Taviano’s Is That All He Thinks About?: How to Enjoy Great Sex with Your Husband.

Hope that helps! And I’m glad you’re enjoying the blog. Thanks.

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Intimacy Ignited is a couples Bible Study book that takes you straight through the Song of Solomon. I think the authors (two married couples) do a really nice job of covering the subject matter and not being too abstract.

Initimate Issues is a great book by two of the authors (the women) who wrote Intimacy Ignited. It’s a book written by women for Christian women. It’s outstanding!!! My wife read it, and it really had a significant, positive impact on her view of her sexuality, marital intimacy in general, and our marriage.

Both books are outstanding.

I read it and thought it was good. But I don’t remember specifics. Anyone else?