This is the rare book that delivers more than it promises. Pick it up to
learn about the true joy of sex: you will, and you’ll also learn about the
joy of God.
—MARVINOLASKY,editor-in-chief, Worldmagazine
This book is a glorious start to forming a Christian mind that expresses
delight in God’s gift of marital intimacy—a Christian mind that so
desires to delight in that which God delights in, that it revels in rejecting
the cheap substitutes pawned off on this passing age as true pleasure, and
instead only finds satisfaction in what is purest and highest and noblest
and best. The book considers the subject of human sexuality biblically,
theocentrically, Christologically, and thus helps form a well-rounded
Christian outlook on sex.
In the USA, museums receive a median figure of 24 per cent of
their funding from government sources (AAM, 2006). The Australian museum
sector alone reached 1329 museum locations in June 2004, with income of
$919.4 million. While most museum income was derived from government
funding, 9.7 per cent came from fundraising, 6.1 per cent from admissions and
5.4 per cent from sales of goods (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2005). The
museum sector faces more competition from new venues and leisure attractions
for visitors who have less and less free time (Burton and Scott, 2003). Contemporary approaches, using marketing, to tell legendary stories are appropriate
for museums.
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