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Pure

Why the Bible's Plan for Sexuality Isn't Outdated, Irrelevant, or Oppressive

Dean Inserra

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Pure

Why the Bible's Plan for Sexuality Isn't Outdated, Irrelevant, or Oppressive

Dean Inserra

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Few things bring more immediate scrutiny and impassioned angst among young adult Christians today than hearing the words “purity culture.” Serious flaws from purity culture deserve to be scrutinized, especially given its lasting negative effects on some raised in the movement. Many Christians today reject the movement—and all that it stood for—wholesale. However, we can’t ignore the clear sexual ethics of the Bible.

Pure dives into the big picture of God’s design for men and women regarding sexuality, and seeks to reclaim one of the clearest teaching in the scriptures: the call to sexual purity. While purity culture gets the truth right, the approach and gospel elements it espouses are often wrong.

Let’s not throw the baby out with the bath water, but rather celebrate God’s great design for marriage and the loving boundaries he has put in place for our joy, protection, and flourishing.

  • Title

    Pure

  • Author(s)

    Dean Inserra

  • ISBN

    9780802423085

  • Format

    Paperback

  • Publisher

    Moody

  • Topic

    Marriage & Relationships, Gender & Sexuality

  • Audience

    Adults

Overall rating

5.0 based on 1 review

Best Christian Book on "Dating" I've Read

I think the best Christian book I’ve read on singleness/dating/sexuality, to date. Absolutely excellent. ‘Pure’ begins by telling us where purity culture (eg the ‘True Love Waits’ movement) went wrong: the motivation to stay ‘pure’ being for the sake of your future spouse and not out of love for God. Dean Inserra then debunks 7 lies. He writes about the danger of, as a Christian, dating a non-Christian and especially nowadays that sex has become so normalised in secular dating relationships; he emphasises the importance of marriage as a goal and not a ‘oh, maybe we’ll do that someday’; he expounds the Bible’s view on porn, adultery and practising homosexuality (all are sinful) and how cohabitation is undoubtedly wrong for a Christian couple before marriage. What struck me reading this book was the lack of imposing human commands on Inserra’s readers - this is rooted in how he begins the book, criticising forms of purity culture. He simply shares what the Bible has to say about sexuality (particularly in chapter 8, lie number 5 “My Bedroom is My Business”). The gospel is constant, throughout this book. Be counter-cultural.
Lydia

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