Mommyo6

I am writing a review of this book for my church right now and I can tell you that she uses scripture out of context and incorrectly. She makes broad sweeping statements that have NO scriptural basis and are , I believe, scripturally blasphemous. Here is one quote from page 29

"God has provide for your husband's complete sanctification and deliverance from temptation through you, his wife"

HUH ! I am responsible for my husband sanctification ..I thought that was Christ's job.. sounds like blasphemy to me! Plus if it is true my poor hubby is sunk!! She spends WAY TO much time talking about the intimate side of marriage (and way to graphically for my taste) as if that is all husbands want and any problem in a marriage is probably because we don't pay enough attention to it. And any problem in your marriage is YOUR fault and your hubby has no responsibility or ability to help/control himself at all. I could go on, I think it is poison,,, the 5 or 6 good sentences do not in any way make up for the lousy theology and terrible advice in the rest of it! RUN AWAY! And warn others. I don't see how so many women cannot see the glaring theological garbage like the quote I mentioned, and that is only one of many. Why don't these things jump out at them like they did me. Any theories on this? My pastor/hubby was horrified at that statement from her book.