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A longtime scholar of Ethiopian history and Amharic writings, Reidulf Molvær crafted a thesis with the intent of understanding that history from new and rejuvenating perspectives. The resulting work, "Tradition and Change in Ethiopia: Social and Cultural Life as Reflected in Amharic Fictional Literature, " is a sweeping study of the importance of fictional writing as a barometer for the culture and lifestyle within which it is crafted. In the...

Dominant views about sex have in most churches been distorted by centuries of negative accretions and become travesties of what we find in the Bible." - Dr. Reidulf MolvaerIn this book Dr. Reidulf Molvaer attempts to recapture the joyful, cheerful abandon in legitimate sexual relationships that we see in the Bible-yes, the Bible! From the Song of Solomon in the Old Testament to Saint Paul's advice on intimacy in the New Testament, you are pres...

St. Paul was, in many ways, an ascetic and happy to be so, but he refused to make asceticism a general model or ideal for Christians - most people cannot live by such principles, especially in the area of sex. In the seventh chapter of his first letter to Corinth, he rejects any appeal for his support of sexual abstinence as ethically superior to active sexual relations. He sets limits, but does not limit legitimate sexual relations to marriag...

Folktales were created to solve problems of young people, and as they were given symbolic form, they could even deal with delicate "facts of life" indirectly. This is also the case with the story of Snow White. As a young woman, she had many traumatic experiences, and her meeting with "the seven dwarfs" almost meant her undoing. But a man who really loved her came to her rescue and made her free and happy. In Snow White's Own Story, the famou...