| Sumario: | Carlos Eduardo Figari's book explores the intricate relationship between sexuality, religion, and science in a post-secular world. It examines how major religions such as Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Tantrism perceive and regulate sexuality. The text delves into themes like pleasure, marriage, sexual relations, abortion, women's roles, and homosexuality, highlighting the influence of religious doctrines on societal norms and legal frameworks. Figari presents a nuanced analysis of how religions contribute to a restrictive view of sexuality, often reinforcing patriarchal structures. The book is aimed at readers interested in sociology, religious studies, and social theory, offering insights into the ongoing debates around religious orthodoxy and sexual diversity.
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