| Women As God Intended: Spotlighting God's besieged troops of women in the dark-room of deception Contributor(s): Bentham (Scott)Scott, Gill (Editor), Taylor, Lilian (Author) |
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ISBN: 1543236340 ISBN-13: 9781543236347 Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform OUR PRICE: $12.34 Product Type: Paperback Published: November 2017 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Religion | Christian Theology - General |
| Physical Information: 0.59" H x 6" W x 9" (0.86 lbs) 262 pages |
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| Publisher Description: There's already a growing conviction among Christian thought-leaders that women and men are equally essential in God's unfolding plan. A conspiracy was seeded in time immemorial by one who bitterly hates us - male or female. Enmity was released between woman and Satan. 'Women as God Intended' is a personal reflection and public inquiry into the fallout of this fatal blow. In these pages you will-Discover the truth - women were always central to the sweeping plan of God through eternity.-Visit the story of every prominent woman in the Bible. -Uncover the damage of tradition, religion or clumsily applied theology to 'Everywoman's unique voice. -Expose strategic sabotage against women by the gates of Hell, to weaken God's plan of salvation for all.-Realise this plot significantly impairs the mission of the Church and her revealing to the world.-Celebrate the restoration of the Body of Christ today of 'Everywoman's part in the complementary power and partnership of man and woman. -Be united as valued and equal.Thoughtful 24 year old woman, Lilian Taylor had a conversion experience in 1955, marking her as a pursuer of truth for the rest of her life. She poured herself selflessly into the array of hurting and broken people she naturally gathered. In her eyes, they were potential giants of the faith, whatever their history or gender. This enquiry is not her feminist rage upon the injustices of men or theologians - simply a thorough, evidence based appeal for both sexes to walk together in the image of God. Lilian argues that He always intended to perfect His presence through them as 'one'. Only together can they represent the truth, light and liberty originally inherited as equals and co-labourers in Christ. Lilian's dear husband Brian survives her. Their four children Paul, Judy, Liz and John and extended families are scattered across East Yorkshire, UK and Canada. The desire for this message to be published was fulfilled by her editor, prot g and friend, Gill Scott after Lilian's death in 2014. |