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“Here was a question she'd considered at some length: at New Hope she'd been taught that premarital sex was more than just a bad idea, it was sinful. In God's eyes, though, what was the difference between having sex with someone you loved before you were married, and having sex with someone you loved after you were married? If you undertook the act in a genuine state of mind and heart, if it was done in love, didn't that make it a pure act? God knew her heart.”

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Therese Anne Fowler
Therese Anne Fowler

Therese Anne Fowler is an American author born on April 22, 1967. Her works are known for their nuanced emotional descriptions and deep character portrayals, primarily focusing on the lives and growth of women in historical contexts. more

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