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Celibacy

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Joy of No Sex

Swami Bhaktipāda

1988

A secret world

A. W. Richard Sipe

1990

Kiss Kiss

Roald Dahl

1978 ★ 4.7

Being sexual-- and celibate

Clark, Keith

1986

Women, celibacy, and passion

Sally Cline

1993

The Best of Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl

1990 ★ 3.8

An experience of celibacy

Clark, Keith

1982

Anthology of the theological writings of J. Michael Reu

Johann Michael Reu

1997

Selling All

Sandra Marie Schneiders

2001

The New Testament on sexuality

William R. G. Loader

2012

The Best of Roald Dahl [20 stories]

Roald Dahl

1978

Mahatma Gandhi's letters on brahmacharya

Girja Kumar

2011

--And you are Christ's

Thomas Dubay

1987

Breaking boundaries

Rosemary Rader

1983

More Tales of the Unexpected [9 stories]

Roald Dahl

1980

Passions of innocence

Stuart Sovatsky

1994

The body and society

Peter Robert Lamont Brown

1988

Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected [24 stories]

Roald Dahl

1979 ★ 3.0

Just Too Good to Be True

E. Lynn Harris

2008

Celibacy in the church

William W. Bassett, Petrus Huizing

1972

65 Great Spine Chillers

Mary Danby, Ramsey Campbell, Ambrose Bierce et al.

1982

A guide to formation in priestly celibacy

Catholic Church. Congregatio pro Institutione Catholica.

1974

Celibacies

Benjamin Kahan

2013

Saints in love

Carole Hallundbaek

2007

The educational and evangelical missions of Mary Emilie Holmes (1850-1906)

Samuel J. Rogal

1994

The history of human marriage

Edward Westermarck

1894

The vocation of the single woman

A.-M Carré

1960

A church divided

Terrance A. Sweeney

1992

A history of celibacy

Elizabeth Abbott

1999

The new celibacy

Gabrielle Brown

1980

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