True, Driscoll is right to bring up the subject. It'll definitely get folks talking.

My worry is that most of the talk will be about how Driscoll's conclusions are wrong, sexist, and authoritarian to a degree that isn't Christlike; that there will be a brief corrective on how Christian sexuality <i>should</i> work... and then the topic will be dropped like a hot potato. What will be left is Driscoll's book, and a bunch of counter-Driscoll books, and anyone seeking some information will wind up reading Driscoll's book simply for a lack of anything independently substantive.

Here's hoping I'm wrong.