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Reviewed by Vincent Dublado for Readers’ Favorite Beginning with a somewhat interesting take on female orgasm, An Erotic Phenotype by Sherman P. Bastarache quickly establishes the idea that it is a scientific discourse about the sexual differences between men and women. Sex is, undoubtedly, a biological imperative and nature has designed it to feel good to ensure that we engage in it for the continuation of our species. The author makes a well-reasoned presentation by examining both the male and female anatomies from the perspective of natural selection, writing from a neutral position. From his exploration of the female orgasm, …

It is always wonderful news to receive book reviews. It is a great pleasure to present my latest review of Moral Indignation! It was reviewed by Diane Lunsford at Feathered Quill Book Reviews. Moral Indignation: Embryonic Stem Cells, DNA, and Christians – Feathered Quill

I am pleased to announce that Moral Indignation is an award finalist in the 2019 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards Contest: Non-Fiction Religion/Philosophy genre. Check out the link: https://readersfavorite.com/2019-award-contest-winners.htm#moral-indignation So far, the reviews have been positive! This is not always a good thing! Humanity can ill afford to blindly accept ideas that seem to fix problems, where problems do not exist, or the problems, themselves, have a nature where they cannot be fixed. In writing Moral Indignation, I tried to cover as many views on as many related topics to embryonic stem cell research and abortion as I could. My failings …