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A History and Philosophy of Marriage: Polygamy and Monogamy Compared by James Campbell (originally published in 1869) A reprint of the Christian Philanthropist, James Campbell’s classic work originally published in 1869 in Boston, Massachusetts. The book chapters are:
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Economics of Sex
and Marriage: Studied Through the Logical-Deductive Science of
Praxeology
(#5185)
by Mike Anderson.
We can look all around us and observe many things about human behavior regarding sexuality and marriage. Using the logical deductive approach of the Austrian economists, this book attempts to provide a unified theory explaining some of the major phenomena of human mating relationships. The seemingly “pro-polygamy” conclusions presented here are bound to make this work controversial, but this was certainly not the author’s intent. These conclusions follow inescapably when the basic principles of economics are applied to human sexual behavior.
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Eros Made Sacred: Or The Biblical Case for Polygamy by James Wesley Stivers (originally published in 1991) This book presents a clear biblical justification for polygamous marriage as sanctioned by the Holy Scriptures. The issue of polygamy is used to contrast current moral biases with those found in the Bible. First published more than 15 years ago, this thoughtful work has gone unrefuted. Provocative, instructional, challenging, edifying. The book chapters are:
ISBN: 978-1-934251-21-8 7.44” x 9.68” Paperback 74 Pages
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The Great Omission: Christendom’s Abandonment of the Biblical Family by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. This book presents twenty years of study, taking a candid look at the issue of multiple wives in Scripture and society.
The book chapters are:
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Morality Of Biblical Polygyny, The by William F. Luck, Sr.
This is an amazing, courageous, contemporary work. William Luck, is the son of Moody Bible Institute’s Dr. G. Coleman Luck, Sr, Chairman of the Department of Theology, and a capable biblical scholar in his own right.
“God didn’t ask me my opinion about the issue. He expected me to represent His. I’ve tried. If you can prove I’m mistaken, I’ll be the first to thank you. But I’m not holding my breath in the meanwhile.”- the Author, from the Introduction
“To date [over twenty years after its original publication], I find the arguments ‘pro’ quite superior to those ‘con.’” - the Author, from the Conclusion
• The Background • Laws That Imply the Moral Propriety of Polygyny • Passages That Appear To Prohibit Polygyny • The Association of Polygyny with Other Evils • Alleged Prohibitions of Polygyny • The Implications of “Adultery” in the “Vice Lists” • Questions Concerning the Possibility of Moral Polygyny
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Restoring the Foundations: Essays in Relational Theology by James Wesley Stivers (originally published in 1995) A companion book to Eros Made Sacred. The book chapters are:
ISBN: 978-1-934251-25-6 7.44” x 9.68” Paperback 94 Pages
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