This book explores the complex relationship between sexuality and Christian ethics. Joseph A. Selling, a theologian, examines the historical and theological perspectives on sexuality within Christianity, arguing for a more nuanced and integrated understanding that reconciles faith with human experience.

The book is likely to be of interest to theologians, ethicists, and those seeking to understand the intersection of sexuality and Christian thought. Its approach suggests a scholarly yet accessible examination of a sensitive topic. The work aims to provide a framework for reconciling religious doctrine with personal sexual identity and experience. It is positioned as a contribution to ongoing dialogues within religious studies and ethics.