And They Were Not Ashamed

Finally! a book about physical intimacy and marital ONEness that is comprehensive, in-depth and frank, yet still respectfully reverent.

Finally! a book about physical intimacy and marital ONEness that is comprehensive, in-depth and frank, yet still respectfully reverent. And They Were Not Ashamed--Strengthening Marriage through Sexual Fulfillment by Laura M. Brotherson is the ultimate how-to handbook--power-packed with hope and help for creating a mutually fulfilling intimate relationship. As three books in one, this "marriage book," "sex book" and "parenting book" shines light and truth on the intimate marital relationship, restoring sex to its proper position as ordained of God, effectively addresses, with self-help solutions, the emotional, spiritual and physical intimacy issues that plague so many marriages, paving the way toward complete ONEness in marriage, provides principles and practices to help parents teach and better prepare their children for intimacy and lasting fulfillment in marriage. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1: The Good Girl Syndrome Chapter 2: The Sanctity of Sexual Relations in Marriage-Building a Foundation of Faith Chapter 3: The Symphony of The Female Sexual Response, Part I Chapter 4: The Symphony of The Female Sexual Response, Part II Chapter 5: Creating Understanding and Empathy for Sexual Differences Chapter 6: Sexual Stewardship-Sexual Fulfillment in Marriage Chapter 7: Overcoming Barriers to Sexual Fulfillment in Marriage Chapter 8: ONEness-The Ultimate Purpose of Marriage Chapter 9: The Search for Intimacy and ONEness Chapter 10: Becoming One-Emotional Intimacy Chapter 11: Becoming One-Spiritual Intimacy Chapter 12: Becoming One-Physical Intimacy Chapter 13: Marital Stewardship-Covenants, Commitment, and Challenges Chapter 14: Preparing Future Generations for Sexual Fulfillment in Marriage-Preparing to Teach Chapter 15: Preparing Future Generations for Sexual Fulfillment in Marriage-What to Teach Chapter 16: Preparing Future Generations for Sexual Fulfillment in Marriage-When and How to Teach