Man, Woman, and Deity

by Sherrie Mills Johnson

Book by Johnson, Sherrie

131 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1991

About the author

I began writing when I was five years old. I wrote, illustrated, collated, and stapled together my own books and went door to door selling them. I think writing is in my blood--or maybe ink flows where blood should be. I love writing fiction. I love writing non-fiction. I adore poetry and delight in the feeling of words flowing through me and landing on the page to create a poem. I'm hopelessly in love with words and often find myself repeating a word over and over just to hear the music it makes. I also love the challenge of putting the right words together so children can understand. You get the idea. I'm addicted to words and books--reading and writing them.

Reviews

[Wes · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was amazing and mind-expanding. And it was published in 1991! This is a lost/forgotten classic. Read it if you care about God, the Savior, families, women, men, the priesthood, or the temple.

[Elizabeth Ricks · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is brilliant. I learned so many new things and saw the marriage relationship and gender opportunities in a different light. Thank you Sherrie!

[Michaela · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the most refreshing and insightful look into marriage that I have seen. It abandons norms for tradition's sake and really looks at what a marriage should be, and how and why marriage is so vital to the doctrine of the Latter-Day Saint church.