In 1988, twenty-five years after the publication of the ground-breaking book ‘Towards a Quaker View of Sex’, ten Quakers set about writing a version appropriate for our time. Their ‘inner voice’ led them to adopt a methodology centering around the question posed by George Fox: “You will say, Christ saith this, and the apostles say this; but what canst thou say?”

The result is a series of accounts that explore the relationship between sexuality and spirituality in their own lives. It is a book which struggles honestly with the consequences of our sexual behaviour and reflects on how our inner voice can guide us along the ‘right’ moral course

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