Reviews
This is a useful book that explains the background and process of learning a mother's last name in an easy and fun way.
[Things You See When You Know Sexuality] It leaves a bitter taste to see the scars of sexism and sexual violence, which are still rampant throughout society, staining an entire soul's life. In particular, there are quite a few reports of sexual harassment and assault by authority figures within the church, leaving me often shocked and relieved. It was amidst these worries and sighs that I came to read this book by author Kim Kyung-ah. “The key strengths of this book are as follows:” - It is
I found it particularly helpful regarding the sections on homosexuality and abortion. I had been struggling with how to approach these issues within the context of the Korean church, but the author's meticulous research, empathetic perspective, and balanced discernment were of great help. I underlined this passage: "I realized that forcing someone to become an invisible being when they clearly exist is precisely what constitutes discrimination and oppression. Hatred stems from viewing the
[Things That Change When You Know Sex] shares various stories related to sexuality. It states, “We are all sexual beings,” “Diverse genders exist in the world,” “Femininity and masculinity are stereotypes,” and “It varies by gender and by individual.” In addition, it discusses how Christianity should accept and discuss these topics. I would like to recommend this book to Christian youth like myself. Although the author wrote the book for parents and adults, I believe it is worth reading and
Kim Kyung-ah: Things That Change When You Know Sex
Into the Unfamiliar and Beautiful World of Sexuality. When we become curious about something, we ask questions. However, regarding sex, we do not ask when we do not know. We guess based on experience or put it off until later. Yet, sex is a part of our daily lives. This is because we are all sexual beings. This book is the latest guide to sex that encompasses scientific information discovered and developed to date to explain sex in an easy way, and by sharing traces of insightful contemplation on a biblical perspective, it helps parents naturally connect to sex education at home and assists singles with their personal inner struggles as well as dating.
Korean title: 성을 알면 달라지는 것들
Korean author: 김경아
Korean publisher: IVP
ISBN-13: 9788932817842
Reviews
This is a useful book that explains the background and process of learning a mother's last name in an easy and fun way.
[Things You See When You Know Sexuality] It leaves a bitter taste to see the scars of sexism and sexual violence, which are still rampant throughout society, staining an entire soul's life. In particular, there are quite a few reports of sexual harassment and assault by authority figures within the church, leaving me often shocked and relieved. It was amidst these worries and sighs that I came to read this book by author Kim Kyung-ah. “The key strengths of this book are as follows:” - It is
I found it particularly helpful regarding the sections on homosexuality and abortion. I had been struggling with how to approach these issues within the context of the Korean church, but the author's meticulous research, empathetic perspective, and balanced discernment were of great help. I underlined this passage: "I realized that forcing someone to become an invisible being when they clearly exist is precisely what constitutes discrimination and oppression. Hatred stems from viewing the
[Things That Change When You Know Sex] shares various stories related to sexuality. It states, “We are all sexual beings,” “Diverse genders exist in the world,” “Femininity and masculinity are stereotypes,” and “It varies by gender and by individual.” In addition, it discusses how Christianity should accept and discuss these topics. I would like to recommend this book to Christian youth like myself. Although the author wrote the book for parents and adults, I believe it is worth reading and
