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Baby in the Lord: Do I Tell Sexual Secrets?
- Narrated by: Rachel Lynn
- Length: 10 mins
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Baby in the Lord: Do I Tell Sexual Secrets?
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Publisher's Summary
Gentlemen don’t “kiss and tell”. But Christian women believe they are supposed to be open and honest with their boyfriends and husbands about their sexual past - particularly any kind of sexual abuse. But what does the Bible actually teach about the difference between honesty and openness?
Would Jesus instruct a young woman to tell her spouse about past sexual experiences whether voluntary promiscuity, molestation, or forced rape? This works help Christian women answer these delicate but important questions.
©2019 John-Michael Kuczynski (P)2019 John-Michael Kuczynski
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