"Robert Reilly shows that to go with the flow of the homosexual movement is to go against nature, science, children, marriage, the family and the common good; in fact, to go against common sense."—Patrick F. Fagan, PhD, Senior Fellow, Family Research Council
"If you read only one book on homosexuality and the radical changes now being instituted within our culture, let it be this one!" — Joseph Nicolosi, PhD, Cofounder, National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH)
"This book is a stark warning that should be read by every lover of liberty, and a call to action for those who would preserve it."— John C. Eastman, JD, PhD, Chairman, National Organization for Marriage, Founding Director, Claremont Institute Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence
"The important contribution of Reilly's book is explaining the background of the relevant Supreme Court cases. What drives those cases is not law, but ideology."— John S. Baker, JD, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Louisiana State University Law School
"A rare tour de force on a defining question of our time." — Robert Royal, PhD , President, Faith & Reason Institute
"A stiff brush against the fur of today's judicial and journalistic 'wisdom'."— Michael Novak, Former Director of Social and Political Studies, American Enterprise Institute
"America's ruling class is shaping our society according to its taste for homosexuality and its distaste for natural families. If you want to know the philosophical and legal background of the revolution that is being imposed upon America—and its consequences—read this book."— Angelo M. Codevilla, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Boston University; Author, The Character of Nations
"First philosophy fell, then psychology, the courts, education, the military, and even the Boy Scouts. No one has told both the broad sweep and the specific details of this story better than Robert Reilly."— Austin Ruse, President, Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute
"The mainstreaming of sodomistic practice is a sign that a culture has lost not only its faith but also its mind. Robert Reilly patiently and convincingly explains how that flight from reason occurred and what can be done about it."— Charles E. Rice, JD, JSD, Professor Emeritus of Law, University of Notre Dame Law School
"Robert Reilly is to be admired for tackling such an explosive topic with reason, balance, aplomb, and moral clarity."— Jay W. Richards, PhD, Author, New York Times bestselling books Indivisible and Infiltrated
"Robert Reilly explains how the acceptance of the rationalization for homosexual behavior may bring down our culture and society unless it is exposed, understood, and opposed."— Fr. C. John McCloskey, Coauthor, Good News, Bad News