Walter and Ingrid Trobisch and the Globalization of Modern, Christian Sexual Ethics

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Focusing on the Trobisches' influence, the book explores their pivotal role in discussions surrounding love, sex, gender identity, and marriage in the mid-twentieth century. Walter's influential work, I Loved a Girl, gained immense popularity, leading to an international marriage-counseling ministry in response to thousands of letters seeking advice. While their views reflected the paternalism of their time, the Trobisches provided valuable insights that helped Christians in Africa and the U.S. navigate evolving sexual norms.