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Democracy of Relationships is the foundational volume in the Kingdom of Relationships trilogy, examining how God's original design for human connection mirrors the principles of democratic covenant - mutual respect, shared agency, and divine order. Drawing from social psychology and Scripture, this book challenges the power imbalances, transactional patterns, and unspoken hierarchies that quietly destroy the relationships people most want to protect.
Dr. Lewis argues that the Kingdom model of relationship is not a soft ideal - it is a governing structure. When two people enter covenant with each other the way God designed, both parties hold voice, both bear responsibility, and both answer to a higher order than personal preference. This is not a book about compromise. It is a book about the kind of relationship architecture that was always supposed to be.
Democracy of Relationships is the foundational volume in the Kingdom of Relationships trilogy, examining how God's original design for human connection mirrors the principles of democratic covenant - mutual respect, shared agency, and divine order. Drawing from social psychology and Scripture, this book challenges the power imbalances, transactional patterns, and unspoken hierarchies that quietly destroy the relationships people most want to protect.
Dr. Lewis argues that the Kingdom model of relationship is not a soft ideal - it is a governing structure. When two people enter covenant with each other the way God designed, both parties hold voice, both bear responsibility, and both answer to a higher order than personal preference. This is not a book about compromise. It is a book about the kind of relationship architecture that was always supposed to be.