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Tilly Dillehay: What Women Hide From Men

The author of the outstanding new book "My Dear Hemlock" (Canon Press) which reimagines CS Lewis shares her insights into faith, gender, and culture

Tilly Dillehay, author of the thought-provoking book "My Dear Hemlock" out now on Canon Press explores the complexities of women's inner lives and the unique challenges they face in today's world.

Dillehay delves into the themes of self-understanding, societal expectations, and the often-overlooked struggles women encounter in their relationships and faith.

The conversation highlights the importance of personal responsibility and the power of gratitude in fostering healthy relationships, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in the intersection of gender, faith, and culture.

Takeaways:

  • 'My Dear Hemlock' cleverly reimagines C.S. Lewis's 'Screwtape Letters' from a woman's perspective, exploring temptations unique to women.

  • The book examines the struggle between modern feminism and women’s inherent design, urging readers to embrace their roles.

  • Dillehay discusses how societal pressures can lead women to feel superior to their husbands, a damaging mindset that undermines marriage.

  • The importance of confession and basic kindness in marriage is emphasized as a path to healing and joy.

  • Dillehay's insights reveal how the pursuit of fame and validation can distort women's relationships, urging a return to gratitude and faithfulness.

  • The conversation also touches on the balance between abstinence and indulgence in food.

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