Handle With Care!

God's good gift of sexuality and how to use it for His glory and our good has been corrupted since the creation of the world. Sex between unmarried (fornication), adultery, divorce and remarriage, and homosexuality are accepted as normal in modern society and young people, even Christian young people, are being influenced by this Satanic lie that ""if it feels good--do it!"" This booklet is sent out with the prayer that it will save many young people from heartache and the curse that these serious sexual sins will bring on them. There is the good way, the biblical or reformed way for living chastely as a single person, finding and courting a mate, and marrying and staying faithful to that mate. This booklet has been a long time since inception to publication! First conceived thirty years ago, very few copies of an older version were produced by Covenant Evangelical Reformed Church for young people in Singapore in 2011. The original has been substantially expanded by quotations from Protestant Reformed Church ministers. ""This book on sexuality and sex by a medical doctor who is a Christian is as rare as it is helpful to young people and their parents. It does what parents ought to do, but often neglect to do. It instructs young people, frankly, even bluntly, concerning their sexual organs, the sexual desire, and the sexual act . . . . This is the book on sex that Christian parents can give to their youth, as the aid to the parents' own frank instruction."" --David J. Engelsma, professor of theology emeritus, Protestant Reformed Seminary, Grandville, Michigan ""[Kennedy's] book helps Christian young men and women to handle with care the gift of sexuality, which is treated as a god by the world. . . . I encourage every young person to read this precious book and take Kennedy's advice to heart."" --Balint Mark Vasarhelyi, theologian and mathematician, Hungarian translator for the Protestant Reformed Churches Julian Kennedy is a Scotsman and Edinburgh University medical graduate (1976). He came to faith in 1974. In 1983 he was sent by his church as a medical officer aboard the OM ship MV Logos and met his wife-to-be, Marianna, in Venezuela. They courted by letter and married at her home in Trinidad in 1985. They have two adult daughters and a son. He worked mainly in emergency medicine until he retired in 2017. He is a deacon of Covenant Protestant Reformed Church in Ballymena, Ireland.