I loved the rambling way she writes and thought that it would be a keeper.
Now I've reached a snag in reading Committed.
Somewhere in chapter 3, early Christian historical view of marriage (which was quite a few pages) is summarized this way.
Marriage = wife = sex = sin = impurity.
Therefore: Don't marry.And in that same flow of thought; early Christians who rejected celibacy was seen as immorally practicing sex before marriage.
The way she backs her statements up with out of context usage of sentences from Corinthians and Luke about celibacy.....leaves me speechless O.o.
I know it's only an author's view, and I do not have any idea of how Christian history looks like based on outside studies.
Yet it saddens me enough to stop reading. For now anyway.