Here is an excerpt from
a letter I received last night, from someone who found my “This, That and The
Other” blog to be distasteful.
“I am offended that you claim to be a follower of
Christ and then talk publically about sexual activity and body parts. You should use more discretion.”

Somehow, no matter what I write, someone, somewhere always has to bring God into it by saying, "How can you call yourself a Christian and...blah,blah,blah."
Yes, I’m a Christian
who talks openly about sex and who complains that my breasts aren’t as perky as
I’d like them to be. I’m the Believer
who believes that God created us to need human touch, to have a natural sexual
curiosity and to crave things that make us feel better and look good.

As for the human body,
I believe it is one of God’s most remarkable creations. It’s art.
It’s life. It is to be treasured
and adored. It is also comedy,
especially as we age. I will most
assuredly discuss sagging breasts and floppy penises as my number of birthdays
increase. It’s who I am and it has
nothing to do with my heart for God or the fact that I am a Believer.
The question was: Should I use more discretion? The answer is: Not on my blog. ~
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