Snare: Understanding Emotional and Sexual Entanglements

by Lois Mowday Rabey

Book Overview

Most people don't plan to have an affair. And most of them think it could never happen to them. Because they don't recognize the subtle danger signs, they can suddenly find themselves in a dangerous... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891098321
• ISBN13: 9780891098324
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: NavPress Publishing Group
• Length: 238 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The Snare answers tough questions.

The author gives you answers and guidance from her own experience and those of others in dealing with being single or single again when it comes to sexual entanglements. She does not mince words, but follows the guidelines God's Word gives us. She also gives examples of real situations. It is also relevant for married people who want to know how to avoid inappropriate sexual entanglements with others, and gives examples of situations that can lead to inappropriate entanglements. I have read the book once and intend to read it again.

Bullseye for Purity and Boundaries

This book contains the both the safeguard wisdom and diagnosis advice to help a marriage under temptation. It was a blessing to me when I researching for, "Surviving Temptataion Island." DaveDavidson.com

Insightful and penetrating

This book provides an excellent look at the reality of sexual intimacy, and the power it has to cause trouble if not carefully managed.Rabey's insight into the attitudes and habits of both men and women is both reassuring and unsettling. It's refreshing to read an author who understands what men & women go through - but disturbing that she seems to know us almost too well! She calls us all to the carpet on the true motives behind much of what we consider "innocent" behavior, shooting straight without being too "preachy".Fans of Dr. Laura will find this work a similar call for accountability in an age of relative mores and sexual abandon. Far from leaving the reader feeling shamed and defeated, the ultimate impact of "The Snare" is to open our eyes to the reality of sexual intimacy, it's beauty, it's purpose, and it's power.High explosives are a helpful invention, serving many useful purposes - but you wouldn't want to mis-handle them. Ms. Rabey points out that sexual intimacy, like dynamite, can be dangerous when used in the wrong way.