Racy Novels in Christ: 3 Reasons Why this may be Problematic

An excerpt from Praise the Lord and turn the page...

Christian fiction — particularly chick lit — is finding a large and faithful audience.

BY MOLLY MILLETT for Pioneer Press

"We don't go past the bedroom door," says Marlow Golan of Harlequin. "We tend not to dwell on passion — even kisses are handled with a light touch. We stress the emotional qualities of relationships."

I'm puzzled... I just reviewed Kendra Bellamy's More than Grace, a novel under Harlequin's Kimani Press/New Spirit imprint and it has at least three sex scenes in it. I don't know if Golan is reviewing every inspirational romance novel before it leaves their facilities or what, but I'm puzzled by her comment and by what I just read.

Why is this important, Dee? 3 important reasons for me.

• Click here to find out what those reasons are.

 

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