"And of course it's not something you should just have sitting around on a shelf in the Sunday School class room. That's just silly."
Is it more silly than having to screen and censor the Bibles people bring to church?
Should people attending church have to worry about whether their child might be sharing a Bible with someone who innocently brought a "Bible" that contains this kind of content.
Just look at their website. It is all about marketing. At least movies, music and video games have parental advisories on them. This does not. It just looks sweet and innocent (until you discover what is cleverly hidden within its pages).
If someone wants to publish a frank discussion of sexual issues AND appropriately label it so that those reading it can be forewarned, I would not feel so strongly. But this is just plain evil.
I understand you are not advocating the book, but I think you are not considering the big picture either.
Yes, children are engaging in these things. Many of them come from Christian homes. At issue is that the church is no longer influencing the societal standards. The world is now influencing the church.
These issues need to be dealt with, just not in the way this book does. This book makes perversion a normative condition. Yet Biblically it is not even normal for unregenerate mankind to engage in perversion.
Rom.1:26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is AGAINST NATURE.
Jude.10 But these speak evil of those things which they know not: but what they know NATURALLY, as brute beasts, in those things they corrupt themselves.
BUT, the problem is, the people most offended by this book are the very people who will avoid dealing with these issues.