Every Woman-s Battle - Discovering God-s Plan for Sexual and Emotional Fulfillment Description:

Every Woman's Battle : Discovering God's Plan for Sexual and Emotional Fulfillment review:
2 stars (ugh) - like the other books in the series, it is rife with stereotypes. readers of these books would never guess from reading them that christian men and women have any sexual problems aside from piggish man who thinks only of satisfying his animal desires and wants a physicallyperfect specimen and woman who dont really like sex but because they have been attacked and/or didnt get enough attention from their daddies will grit their teeth and get through it to get the attention and romance. I am not demeaning the fact that this is some peoples story BUT dont go calling these books "everyman" and "everywoman". newsflash Shannon: there are women who struggle with real lust. there are women who want sex and thier husbands dont and they struggle to stay pure. there are women who are sick and tired of wondering what the hell is wrong with them because their issues are not just like yours. your problems are but a narrow slice of the christian pie. unfortunately, because Mr Arturburn and the folks he has found to coauthor his series are the only ones out there willing to talk about this stuff...people who fit the stereotypcial mold seem to make up the vast majority of people willing to open their mouths about their relationship difficulties.
5 stars (I would like to clarify something) - I have not read this book yet, but am going to soon. I just want to clarify for those who keep referring to "HIM" and "HE" that wrote the book. This book was written by a woman, not a man. Please pay attention, things like that really bother me. IF you are going to review a book, and be so very critical and mean spirited, at least get the facts right. The author is Shannon Ethridge. Thank you.
1 stars (One Lie After Another) - I've never read a book such as this in my life! It's more than

obvious how the author didn't bother to put any original

thought into the writing.Most of the book contains recycled

myths about men wanting physical fullfillment,women wanting

emotional fullfillment,men are aroused by what they see and

women by what they hear;Are they neighbors of John Gray?!!

What irks me is the assumption of women being passive,receptive,

given toward emotionality rather than sexuality.There's no way

the book can help a red blooded woman trying to cope with the

same temptatiuons a man has.Why can't the church accept men and women as equals,and not aliens to one another? Sure it can

help a woman whom has bought into being sexless,passive and

an emotionally empty;but who wants a life like that!!.

Time to grow a personality and brain Christian women and use

it.Too many churches praise the book as the gospel truth from

God.What kind of God would make two sexes so limited and

opposed to one another:I don't know such a God but apparently

these people believe would do so.I have to agree with the

other reviewers who say the book promotes sterotypes to keep

men in charge of women.One fact about born again men is,they

tend as a group to have exttreme dislike for sexual women - they instead try to objectify women as lustless objects without

any desire.