Publisher's Synopsis
The Gender Crisis: Real, Natural or Imposed is a riveting exposé of a crisis of no mean proportion that is now confronting our world. The author investigates the reality of the gender crisis, with much focus on the etymology of the word "gender" itself. He extrapolates, with the help of nature and God's creation mandate, what should be labeled as truth or error in all positions held on this issue. The book also skillfully demonstrates that the attempt by same-sex advocates to see gender as "a social construct," distinct from sex, which they claim is biological and fixed, is a circular argument. Proof of this is that the actual practice of every so-called gender-type demands a corresponding change in sexual behavior. The ridiculous result of this is that sex is forced to be a social construct itself-a nonsense result by their own standard-leaving no doubt that gender and sex are synonymous in reality. In the normal world, purpose is always linked to design; thus, God's design of the human anatomy was with a particular purpose in mind. An airplane was designed to fly; you cannot use it like you use a car, although it has wheels and engine; that would be crazy. Other subject matters like discrimination, homophobia, the rule of law, human rights, male emasculation and truth loom large in this book. It should be used to spur conversation and healthy debate in every educational and intellectual sphere.
