Una Pizca de Prevencion [Spanish]

by Don Schmierer and Lela Gilbert

In our complicated world, parents, young people, and youth leaders frequently face the subject of homosexuality. The author provides a balanced perspective on this complex issue, discussing its various physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects with wisdom and compassion. This is the Spanish version.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 0939497522
• ISBN13: 9780939497522
• Release Date: September 2004
• Publisher: Promise Publishing Company
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Thank God someone had the courage to write this book!

I've been having a lot of issues recently with my BMs. They used to come out solid with one, maybe two wipes tops, like the way our founding fathers did. But a few months ago, I noticed they were starting to become kind of soft and mushy, taking me a good 15 minutes (and many trips to the sink to wet the toilet tissue) until I wasn't brown anymore down there. I wasn't becoming completely 100% brown-free, but my time of the day happens at work usually, and since I'm on timecard, I was forced to sacrifice being completely free of brown matter before heading back to my desk. How would you explain to your direct supervisor that your BMs were soft and mushy and that's why you were away from your desk for extended periods? I then started thinking about things and noticed that recently I've been watching reruns of "Will and Grace." Now, before you get any funny ideas, I need to let you know that I'm completely 100% straight. On the occasions when I have let polluted thoughts into my head, they've always centered around women, not men. But I must say that ever since I started watching "Will and Grace," my BMs are no longer solid with minimal wiping. I'm no scientist, but there has to be a direct correlation between the solidity of my BMs and the influence of "alternative lifestyle" media. Let the so-called Froidians make of that what they will. Once I figured this out, I stopped watching "Will and Grace". My BMs started to become more solid, but I still have to wipe at least 6 times before I'm brown-free. Which leads me to believe that my intestines and colon are forever scarred from watching "Will and Grace." Please take what happened to me as a warning. Again, so there's no misunderstanding here, I'm completely 100% straight. But just the mere act of seeing a deviant lifestyle sanitized for mass consumption has forever polluted my body. Parents, I not only suggest you read this book, but start examining the BMs of your children. If the BMs are solid, then you have nothing to fear. If they are soft and mushy (or if there are tell-tale smears on the side of the bowl), you need to talk to your minister immediately. Granted, you may be able to get to them in time before they do permanent damage (again, I'm down to a 5-minute bathroom trip), but if you don't, may God have mercy on your soul.

Finally, some truth squeezes past gay propaganda

It is sad that so many individuals still buy into the long ago discredited "research" that supposedly "proves" that homosexuality is genetically based and therefore can't change. Unfortunately, gay activists continue to peddle bad, old research and deny the methodologically sound recent research. The new research (see Robert Spitzer), contradicts their position. Don Schmierer offers good insight and practical advice. If you're worried about your child's gender identity and their future, then read this book!

An Ounce of Prevention

I found this book to be very helpful. For many years I have sought to verbalize what this author says about homosexuality. I agree with his concept of what homosexuality is. I feel this book is a refreshing look that puts responsiblity on the individual rather than taking no responsibility for who or what the individual is.

It's About Time

Thank God someone is willing to tell the truth about the fact that there really is no "third gender," pointing out instead the tragic family dynamics, childhood cruelties and sexual abuses that can play such a significant part in gender confusion. The author of An Ounce Of Prevention has gently and graciously pointed out specific ways parents and other concerned people can, with both spiritual wisdom and common sense, help direct struggling young people toward hope and healing.

Wonderful

Answers many questions. The question of whether homosexuality can be prevented is a crucial one. The answer is a resounding YES! Many gay rights extremists will be upset, but they just don't want to face the truth.