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Ring by spring. That seemed to be the motto of the Christian University I attended, and I saw this played out more than once. And it wasn’t just that college. It seems that many churches, regardless of the denomination, strongly push marriage,... [Read on]
The question raised in the first chapter would fuel a small group discussion for at least six weeks: "Do you think we tend to overemphasize marriage in evangelical culture?" The twenty-four pages that the authors spend in establishing this... [Read on]
What I thought was a book on marriage turned out to be more of a story of dating / courtship and the relationships that lead up to marriage. Granted, the co-authors of this book did not end up getting married, but it is a pretty good story,... [Read on]
Claire & Eli have touched on a subject that is woven into the culture of Americans, both Christians & Non-Christians. There are so many couples who prepare themselves for a wedding, yet forfeit there preparation for a marriage. More thought,... [Read on]
Altared instantly piqued my interest. How could it not? It stuck out like a sore thumb {or like a garden gnome in a desert}. It is revolutionary. Possibly offensive, perhaps flippant? It is a Christian book actually advocating for a less... [Read on]
Need a fresh look at relationships and love? Heard all the trite advice before and feel like something is missing? This just might be a good book for you to read. In Altared, Claire and Eli oscillate between sharing their experiences and story... [Read on]
Author’s Website More Info Read Chapter 1 I started reading this book right after I quit talking to a guy that I thought that I would marry. I enjoyed this book, though there were a few spots where it was slow and I actually had to set... [Read on]
It took me a long time to get through this book. I struggled with whether or not I should even finish it. If nothing else, it makes a clear case for the axiom of not judging a book by its cover. On its face (or cover) ALTARED appears to be a... [Read on]
The first unusual thing I noticed about this book was its brilliant combination of story and theology. This is not merely a book telling you what to think or reason about God, but rather a story of two people who have found their intertwined... [Read on]
Claire & Eli have written a compelling, thought-provoking, must-read book exploring dating & marriage in Christian life. They artfully discuss the challenges facing young Christians who are taught to believe that marriage is the pinnacle of... [Read on]