Tag Archives: women of the bible

Who Are You Blaming?

Posted on January 6, 2015 by jayne bowers

Eve’s Sisters, a book of essays published nearly three years ago, points out the application of certain psychological principles in the lives of women (men too) in the Bible. And although I haven’t done a super job of marketing the … Continue reading →

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I Will Be So Happy!

Posted on April 27, 2013 by jayne bowers

Do any of these statements sound familiar? If they do, I’m making the assumption that you live in America. We want to be Happy with a capital H, now and always. In fact, psychologist Daniel Gilbert, author of Stumbling on … Continue reading →

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Thank You So Much!

Posted on April 3, 2013 by jayne bowers

“But you don’t have a degree in theology,” he said. “How can you expect people to take you seriously?” Those were the stinging words hurled (my perception) my way after the publication of Eve’s Sisters, a compilation of essays about … Continue reading →