One ofthe only god things I can say about this book is that it is difficult to find unless you contact the World Wide Church Of God and purchase a copy.

It was once touted by those not affiliated with the church as a well meaning sex manual for those chosing a more moral approach to their sexuality than the times were encouraging in the early 1980's.

Written by Herbert Armstrong, founder of a post-modern religion, some of the facts and information this book contains is laughable. Sadly, it is delivered with such implacable authenticity by the author, some may believe his claims as reality.

Armstrong built his religion on principals such as people of color being inferior to whites, the peoples of the British Isles being the true Children of Israel and the United States being the Promised Land. His insights on sexuality are about as accurate as his take on the origin of the world.

With dozens of references to the similarities and differences between humans and farm animals, some dangerous theories about women and the pervasive, male dominant stilt of his writing, this is a book impressionable readers need to shy away from.

No matter your faith or opinion of human sexuality, this book will confuse and confound more than it will educate. This is not really an instruction in morality or orthodox Judeo-Christian values in regards to human relationships. It is more an extention of the fringe philosophy of Mr. Armstrong.

This may be a good book for theology students and seminarians for insight in to what can go wrong with a religious philosophy and how biblical passages can be distortd to advance a single precept over others, even if it is in error. Again, read it at your own risk.