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Saturday, October 4, 2008
every young woman's battleI've borrowed a book called "every young woman's battle" by shannon ethridge&stephen aterburn at my church library last sunday. the thing that struck me the most was this paragraph by a person called Neil ( not sure whether its a he or she though)."Trying desperately to get a guy's attention might work for awhile, but guyswho want to stay morally pure will avoid you(which is not your goal) because it eventually becomes obvious that you are too selfish to care about his purity and his relationship with Christ".I guess that speaks for itself.
with love, at 7:18 PM
