Title: I Don't Get It
Product review: If Joshua Harris is advocating courting based on his willingness to serve God, why does the first chapter of this book deal with how he fell in love with a woman based on factors in her physical appearance like her eyes and her height? He says he was ready for marriage and so he started courting; and yet he had not seriously spoken with this woman! Plus, nervously calling and asking her out sounds like....uhoh..a date.The appeal of this book among young readers especially bothers me. It is geared toward older persons who are ready for marriage. What are younger readers supposed to do during the important years in which they are discoving and developing their sexual feelings?I gave BMG two stars because of the way this couple has chose to live a Godly life and practice what they preach. Otherwise, all of Mr. Harris's fuss over the wisdom of courting seems strange and convoluted in comparison to the ways of most Christians.
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