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Fight like a girl : the power of being a woman
Today's twisted pictures of gender roles create confusion over how a woman should define herself. How can a woman feel good about being female when society is constantly dictating what she can and should be? How can you discern between what are truly God's ideas on femininity and what are man's?
In FIGHT LIKE A GIRL, Lisa Bevere implores us to embrace the differences between the sexes instead of trying to eradicate them. We live in a culture where women and men are encouraged to move closer to center and away from the traits that distinguish females from males. In fact, it's a common insult among men: to "fight like a girl" implies weakness. Instead, Lisa challenges women to accept --and celebrate-- themselves as God created them. Their femininity is actually their greatest strength. Instead of trying to adapt to the ill-fitting male model, women need to pick up the power God ordained for them and make their unique and much-needed mark on society, the world, and the church.
In FIGHT LIKE A GIRL, you will discover how to fully embrace and express the femininity God designed --and so highly values-- in you. In learning to "fight like a girl" lies a woman's true potential and fulfillment.
Availability
ITBRC53345 | 220.8 BEV f | Non Fiction (SL) | Available |
Detail Information
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Call Number |
220.8 BEV f
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Collection Type |
Non-Fiction
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Publisher | Faith Words : New York., 2006 |
Collation |
222p.; 23x15cm.
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Language |
English
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