The Wanderer, a Catholic newspaper, published a lengthy interview with the author, describing his work as "highly readable and very valuable ...every American and every Catholic should read this important book."

Culture Wars agreed with Dr. Satinover's assessment of the biological research into the origins of homosexuality as "politically expedient science." saying, "Satinover reduces to rubble the arguments of LeVay and Hamer..."

Regeneration News, a ministry to homosexuals, calls the book "outstanding" and features it on their recommended reading list.

Mandate, an Episcopal publication, describes it as an important book, saying it "lays out and disentangles for us all the strands that have been deliberately woven together by interested parties to create a confused, seductive, apparently compassionate, but in reality false and dangerous picture of homosexuality--i.e., that homosexual practice is innate, unchangeable, normal and morally inconsequential...Here is rigorous scientific scholarship in clear and passionate prose."

"Toward Tradition," an orthodox Jewish organization, categorizes the book as a "must read" and says Dr. Satinover "shows himself to have keen insights not only on psychiatry and psychoanalysts, but on the profound moral questions surrounding free will, compulsion and sin...That one person could have written a volume containing such incisive analysis from such different disciplines is testimony to the author's wisdom and versatility...It is critical that morally sound Americans get the education Dr. Satinover provides, and know how to respond to the prevailing propaganda..."

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