Daughter of Jerusalem
by Sara Maitland
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Ein in der Literatur bislang keusch ausgespartes Thema: Fünf Jahre lang haben Elisabeth und ihr Mann Ian versucht, ein Kind zu zeugen. Es müsse an seelischen Konflikten liegen, meinen die professionellen Berater...Tags
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I'm not going to finish this. The various characters all preach their varied sermons on various aspects of fertility or the lack thereof. If I wanted a collection of essays on the subject, that's what I would be reading.
The religious bits at the end of the chapters are, at best, in very poor taste. I find them offensive.
This one is going in the bin, and not donated to aused book sale.
The religious bits at the end of the chapters are, at best, in very poor taste. I find them offensive.
This one is going in the bin, and not donated to aused book sale.
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Writer and theologian Sara Maitland graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English language and literature. Before Maitland made her living as a writer, she was once an academic researcher, an interior decorator, and a dressmaker. Maitland has contributes essays and reviews to mainstream and scholarly publication, and has written or show more edited over 20 books including "Virtuous Magic: Women Saints and Their Meaning," "A Big Enough God: A Feminist's Search for a Joyful Theology," and "Angel Maker: The Short Stories of Sara Maitland." (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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