Elliot, Elisabeth - Passion and Purity
I read it upon the recommendation of a friend. It's the 'classic' Christian book on purity I guess.To be honest, I wasn't really that impressed. It was very old fashioned - granted. And there was a lot in there about physical purity, it just confused me (looking a bit objectively) that in some way she was - it's the story of her and Jim Elliot's courtship roughly, extremely emotionally involved and he was pulling strings that way. But hey... not being a 'feeler' kind of person and being very strongly 'T' perhaps I just see things differently.
I didn't really get a lot out of the book. It had some good stuff in there if you were 'long distancing' but yeah... no.
Labels: Christian classics, Elisabeth Elliot, Passion and Purity, purity, relationships

