at the theater to see it. Probably not many. For some reason we see graphic sex portrayed on screen as bad and unacceptable, but reading a book like this can create the same vivid imagery in our minds, yet it's seen as permissable by so many. My only disagreement with you would be that you seem to support the censorship of this book. You even condoned the burning of it in the comments. I'm against censorship of any kind, and would never support the burning of any book. Adults should be allowed to choose what they want to read, and censorship is such a slippery slope. I would never want another person to decide what i can and can't read. I also think it should be clarified that you aren't passing judgement on people who have read the book. You are offering Christian guidance and counsel to people who are SEEKING Godly wisdom in their lives regarding issues of sex. You chose to address something that is a hot topic and give your carefully, and (clearly) prayerfully considered thoughts on this topic for your readers who I would assume come to your site looking for such a thing. How that's being misconstrued as you being a judgmental Christian who is on a high horse looking to condemn anyone who's read the books is beyond me. Thank you for your thoughts and your bravery to put them out there. Thank you, Dannah for this post! I believe it was in "Technical