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Why Do You Believe That? (#2050) by B. A. Berean. This is well written, easy to read book is designed to lovingly provoke the reader to examine why they believe what they believe while at the same time encouraging and equipping readers to study the Scriptures for themselves. Hold on tight, as aim is taken at a couple of the most sacred cows in the church today: traditional marriage and monogamy. It is done in an effort to help you see that what you've been told the Bible “says” may not actually be what the Bible teaches. Hailed by some advocates of polygamy, plural marriage, polygyny, etc. as the best “under the radar” educational tool available to introduce the masses to Biblical marriage and the options it provides beyond those presented in religious tradition. If you are pro-polygamy, part of the Biblical families movement, or simply a truth seeker you will love reading this insightful book. The Bible study helps presented within these pages are well worth the price of admission. You will want to read it again and again and share it with others. PB, 148 pages, $12.95 | ||
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Ain’t Nobody’s Business If You Do: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in Our Free Country (#4818) by Peter McWilliams. McWilliams here contends that consensual crimes should be allowed if they do not physically harm others or their property. Citing historical precedents he calls for a “politics of change” that would separate law from religion and morality, and that would honor diversity. 692 page PB $9.95 | ||
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Dialog on Polygamy, A (#3475) by Bernardino Ochino, edited by Don Milton. This famous Italian Reformer presents both sides of the argument, and it’s hilarious! Ochino plays the part of a sixteenth century priest, which he was, while Telypolygamus plays the part of the advocate for polygamy. On December 2, 1563, Ochino was exiled from Germany for publishing this work. Some say the German Reformation ended that day. He and his children were sent out into the harsh elements where three of them died of the plague. Ochino died a year later. 138 page PB $13.95 | ||
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Guide to Americas Sex Laws, A (#5210) by Richard A. Posner and Katharine B. Silbaugh Federal Judge Posner (Overcoming Law, Harvard Univ., 1995) and Silbaugh (law, Boston Univ.) present a state-by-state comparison of laws related to sexual conduct and activity. Each section is accompanied by a discussion of the way most states tend to treat the topic as well as summary treatment of how other states may deviate in their treatment or in some cases ignore the topic completely. Especially noteworthy is how laws governing various sexual activities vary from state to state. 243 page PB $19.95 | ||
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Man and Woman in Biblical Law (#6275) by Tom Shipley. The goal of this book is to lay the foundation for the establishment of a truly biblical social order, especially within the community of Bible-believing, Christ-honoring families. The subject matter is patriarchy and the biblical exposition contained herein is devoted to establishing the proposition that it is patriarchy which is and was mandated by God ever since the original creation of man and woman. The biblical exposition on polygamy here serves a supporting role to the fundamental proposition of God-ordained and mandated patriarchy. 268 page PB $34.95 | ||
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Naked Polygamist, The: Plural Wives Justified (#4335) by Ben H. Szymanski. Behold the polygamist. Is he a slaveholder, a pervert, or a husband? Is he driven by power-lust, sexual appetite, or unconditional love? Let’s strip him of his coverings and see him for what he really is. But beware, you might find yourself exposed. Can you handle it? 95 page PB $12.95 | ||
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Plural Marriage For Our Times (#4430) by Philip L. Kilbride. After briefly surveying several kinds of polygamy (polygyny, polyandry, group marriage) in various cultures, historical epochs, and religions, Kilbride asks if some versions of plural marriage might be viable in our time. A short, well-balanced, thoughtful primer for readers of all levels. 139 page PB $29.95 | ||
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(#6225) by Samuel Chapman. While this book focuses primarily on English Law, it is of particular relevance to the United States, where leading decisions have been based in part on references to English Law. The book therefore can act as a source for questioning the conclusions of some US Supreme Court cases, as it provides the details of English Law as an alternative case study of a common law system dealing with plural marriage. 111 page PB $24.95 | ||
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Thelyphthora, or A Treaties on Female Ruin: In Its Casues, Effects, Consequences, Prevention and Remedy; Considered on the Basis of the Divine Law (#4850) by Martin Madan (1725-1790). In 1780, the most famous clergyman in the world (Martin Madan) published a book which shook the Christian world. In the book he discussed polygamy and monogamy in great detail and defended polygamy. It contains one of the most comprehensive discussions of polygamy ever written. Because of the publication of this book, the so called men of God in seminaries have erased Martin Madan from their accounts of the great evangelists, philanthropists, and composers of the Eighteenth Century. You may now read what had been censored for the last 228 years. 1781 Facsimile reprint, 1306 page, 3 volume set, $74.95 | ||
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We Want for Our Sisters What We Want for Ourselves: Polygyny – Co-Partnering; A Relationship, Marriage, and Family Alternative (#2450) by Patricia Dixon. This work reveals that before European world domination, polygyny was practiced in over 80% of the world’s cultures. It has also been practiced throughout Western history and is even done so in contemporary American, however in ways that demoralize women and undermine relationships and families. As an alternative to living without men, Dr. Patricia Dixon proposes open and consensual polygyny, and describes the experiences of those who are making it work. 389 page PB $19.95 | ||
| Why Do You Believe That? (#2050) by B. A. Berean. This is well written, easy to read book is designed to lovingly provoke the reader to examine why they believe what they believe while at the same time encouraging and equipping readers to study the Scriptures for themselves. Hold on tight, as aim is taken at a couple of the most sacred cows in the church today: traditional marriage and monogamy. It is done in an effort to help you see that what you've been told the Bible “says” may not actually be what the Bible teaches. Hailed by some advocates of polygamy, plural marriage, polygyny, etc. as the best “under the radar” educational tool available to introduce the masses to Biblical marriage and the options it provides beyond those presented in religious tradition. If you are pro-polygamy, part of the Biblical families movement, or simply a truth seeker you will love reading this insightful book. The Bible study helps presented within these pages are well worth the price of admission. You will want to read it again and again and share it with others. PB, 148 pages, $12.95 | |||
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Women Can Win The Marriage Lottery: Share Your Man With Another Wife – The Case For Plural Marriage (#5850) by Adriana Blake. The author of this book is apparently a former attorney and mother of three, now living in California. She sets out to convince other women of the case for plural marriage today. Orange County University Press, 232 page PB $19.95 |
