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Questions You Can't Ask Your Mama About Sex (invert)

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I thought this book to be written too fast! It meant good but I thought it came to easy around the subject of lust and the dangers of it. Te author has written a lot of other amazing books that has helped me greatly in SO many ways that I can not even count, but this one really disappointed me. I give this book 3 stars for taking this difficult subject up, and writing about it. I respect xxxchurch ministry and the amazing things they do and the books they write. I read from they're great homepage on a daily basis and I am in a process of reading all of they're books. I know it's a book for teenagers mostly, and that might be a reason for the way it's written.

Hope the next book will be a little better written, still being reallllyyy excited and expectant

Yet another of the "sex is scary and bad, but a necessary evil" evangelical hack job. The author, who seems to see the church as a wonderful marketing tool, has put together a "Q & A" book that seeks to frighten small children out of thinking about or doing anything sexual. (It surely isn't for "teens" as he seems to think it will be, as few teenagers are this dull or naive.)

God created the joyful experience of sex, and it is good, like all things God made. Too bad this book's (and the evangelical church's) approach will sucker so many people into fearing what they could otherwise deeply enjoy. But then, they are too busy hating anyone who doesn't think like they do to enjoy much of anything.