60 Things God Said About Sex

by Lester Sumrall

Our modern world is glutted with talk about sex. The entertainment media, commercial advertising, even our schools' textbooks are brimming over with it. Raucous voices chatter about sex nearly everywhere you go. It seems to be the favorite topic of conversation. Much of the talk you hear is cold and factual, even clinical, because people are fascinated by the simple mechanics of sex. Some are eager to compare notes about sexual techniques. Others like to tell jokes with sexual overtones—jokes that arouse sexual desires or assume that the listener has a perverted view of sex. And quite a bit of the "sex talk" surrounding us isn't talk at all, but a series of subtle allusions to sex: a well-timed pause, a wink, or a furtive gesture