Germain Ndigo Biouele

How Would God Make Love, If At All He Did? Germain Ndigo Biouele

Man's true nature of is revealed in his ideas, thoughts, words, and deeds. The body is only an ink for writing a set of letters by means of which the mind communicates with the external world. In this keyboard where each organ represents a vowel, a consonant, a digit or an accent, everything has a meaning and a specific use. The eye and ear cannot perform the tasks of the nose and the mouth. The arms and legs do not have the same value as the back and the stomach. The use of the organs of the body is similar to that of the keyboard. Hitting the "Alt or Ctrl" will not make the letter to appear on the screen. The same goes for those who would hold their partner's head, arm, back or buttocks during sexual intercourse. Erotic moves, physical entanglement and the thoughts of making lovers generate information that determine the mold in which a child is conceived. This book draws our attention to the importance of sexual positions, the intentions of couples who desire to have offspring, and the divine value of lovemaking who power extends beyond pleasure.