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This book explores the inner meaning of sexual intercourse and reveals the secret language of human love. Dominian challenges the prejudices and preconceptions of both liberals and conservatives in the churches.
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Christianity has traditionally been hostile to sexuality, eroticism and sexual desire. Instead of rejoicing in the experience of sexuality, as portrayed in the Song of Songs of the Hebrew Bible, Christians have taken fright and imprisoned it in the biology of procreation.Yet biology is the least interesting thing about sex. In the last thirty years Christianity has moved closer to relating sexual intercourse to love. 'Every time we make love,' writes Jack Dominian, 'we are in the presence of God.'In Let's Make Love, Dominian explores the inner meaning of sexual intercourse and reveals the secret language of human love. His book challenges the prejudices and preconceptions of both liberals and conservatives in the churches.
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