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Sacred Sex - Highlights Hebrew Style
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
A Blog Series - God’s Hope in the Gift of Sexual Desire and Sexual Expression
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Musings By Candlelight
This blog as a place to ponder questions about the integration of sexuality, personhood, and faith into life … the life we really live. Here I will muse about living an integrated life ... a life that pays attention to all the complementary and competing aspects, the simple joys and the agonizing complexities. It seeks to build bridges between, and distill wisdom from, the space between life’s edges. I welcome your musings too.
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Tina, I love you. Thank you for writing so profoundly and with such grace and wisdom.
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