Whoever Says That Sex is Good is a Liar: Sex Burns!

Publisher Marketing: Whoever says that sex is good is a liar! Sex is a spirit and sex is evil. And that is why sex burns so severely. Any preacher of the Christian faith that comes to conclude that sex is good actually learned it from the world; not from the Bible. The original sin at the Garden of Eden is a supernatural Big Bang. It was set off by mankind's need to elevate the mind over the spirit; and it genetically altered all of God's creation on the earth. The law they received was quite unlike any other law. Its potent and power changed entire destinies-not only the destiny of man but of God's entire creation. The fact that Adam and Eve were married to each other, and did not have any knowledge of, and the desire for sex, clearly demonstrates that marriage was not about sex. It shows that God designed marriage to be about close loving relationship and intimate companionship between a man and a woman, in a common life in which God remains a continuous and indispensable part of. But the instant the couple ate the fruit from the forbidden tree they saw something evil in their nakedness-not nakedness itself. And once humanity lost holiness, human sexuality was activated, because that was a part of plan B that requires God's grace through faith in His Son Jesus Christ. And there was no going back to God's original plan for human increase and multiplication on the earth. Sex was an evil spirit that, unbeknown to them, was lurking under the power and authority they sought. And when it emerged, it threw them into fear, panic and confusion, with a disproportionate dose of remorse and repentance. Their minds had changed radically enough that it now made them recognize something distasteful in their nakedness. Their disobedience started something within them that was not there before-sexual awareness and sexual desire! And they instantly realized that it was not good-especially as it pertains to their relationship with their loving Father, God, who had given them everything and had been spending good time with them. And they reacted to this new awareness-their sexual awareness-by promptly sewing fig leaves together to cover it up. But covering their nakedness up with the fig leaves did not remove their new awareness from their minds. Because the awareness was still there, as soon as they heard the sound of God in the garden, they went into hiding. Adam was not hiding from God because He was afraid of facing God's anger. He was hiding from God because he was afraid to appear naked before God-a sense Adam never had until He ate fruit from the forbidden tree of knowledge of good and evil. God said to the woman: "Your desire will be for your husband." He also added, "and he will rule over you."" (Genesis 3:16). And this last part literarily translates to: you must listen to him, and bring him all that is good-not drag him into trouble. (Proverbs 31:12). God had just set the precedence for the only permitted use for sex in the human society. Every other use of sex among human beings remains abominable. And to Adam and Eve who were there at the Garden of Eden standing before God as He gave these commands, there was no confusion as to what desire God was ordering Eve about, because that desire was still fresh on them and still felt strangely uncomfortable to them; eliciting shame and embarrassment in them. So they got it! This was the birth of human sexuality. And God had just sanctioned its use for procreation purposes, as He admonished the man and his wife for their recklessness and disregard for the commands of God. He sanctioned sex for human procreation because He had a contingency plan to rectify this human failure-sending His Son Jesus Christ to sacrifice His life to redeem mankind. God would not allow Satan to derail His eternal plan for humanity. Humanity was created to never separate from God. This is the life God intended for humanity that unfortunately took a detour through man's disobedience of God at the Garden of Eden. Contributor Bio:  Chukwujama, Ifeanyi It is by the power of God through faith in His Son Jesus Christ that this book was written. I have been on a spiritual journey for most of my adult life, trying to figure out who I am and why I am the way I am. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering. After working for several years in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology industry, I got into private business ventures and am currently an internet business entrepreneur. I have always been willing to acquire knowledge and for a long time thought it was all I needed to succeed in life. Then I stepped into the world of manufacturing and business, hoping to make a fortune because I have acquired what I thought was good amount of vital knowledge. But success proved to be elusive. Venture after venture and failure after failure, I stopped many times to figure out what I was doing wrong. Yet I found no answers that made sense. When I listen to successful business people on the news who have made it in business, I say to myself, "You have done that too, but you did have the same success." Finally through my struggles to have a business success, I realized that there is more to life than wealth, and that I have not set my priorities right. Even though, I have been conscientious in dealing with others and I've held God in High regards in my life, I have failed to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. I have always acknowledged His involvement in my life but I have not always placed Him first in my life, nor have I made Him my exclusive source for everything. I, therefore, turn my attention to discovering God's Will for me and learning how to walk daily with Christ. And everything began to come together in my life. I began to trust my spirit and follow its directions. Writing this book has been a life-changing journey. It has brought me closer to God than anything I have done in my entire life. I have come to the place I need to be, in Jesus Christ and with Jesus Christ, and I thank God for all His goodness to me. It is with great humility and reverence to God that I worked on this book. I came away from the experience totally humbled by how readily our great God responds to those who call on Him. I knew I wanted to do the project and knew I needed God's guide and direction and was hoping for some revelations. But He gave me more than I had hoped for and through the whole experience I realized that when God gives, He pours it on, and I am forever thankful to Him for all His goodness to me.