[Houmatt]

Common sense says do not judge a book by its cover.

That's not common sense. That's a proverb.

You read the title and made assumptions.

No, I read the title, the back cover and the synopsis as provided by Amazon.com.

In the final judgement, your demons are between you and God.

And what demons are you talking about? Again, since you did not answer my question the first time, what exactly are you implying?

[scripter]

That's not common sense. That's a proverb.

Speaking of proverbs, here's a couple that tend to summarize my involvement in these threads:

An open rebuke is better than hidden love!
Wounds from a friend are better than many kisses from an enemy.(Proverbs 27:5-6 NLT)

As I see it, the friends of homosexuals are those that openly rebuke their behavior, while kisses from those who endorse their behavior only encourage that very destructive behavior. It may hurt to hear what we social conservatives have to say about homosexuality, but we're the true friend to homosexuals. We may temporarily and artificially wound homosexuals, but that's far better than someone who only tells homosexuals what they want to hear.

[Jeff Gordon]

No, I read the title, the back cover and the synopsis as provided by Amazon.com.

You read the synopsis and you still insist that the book is about "creating" lesbians and not about lesbians "comming out?" Your representations have now moved you from the catagory of being uninformed to your being a liar. I quote from the synopsis which you read and then lied about:

A look at lesbianism in the 1990s tackles such issues as what music to play at a "coming out" party and the ten myths about lesbians.

In reference to your demons, I suggest you examine the motives behind your need to lie about something like this.