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The critic is disarmed by the naïvety of this book. The Mastery of Sex is at last brought within compass, for the author boldly embarks on the following lines: 'This book has a presumptuous aim. It aims at dealing with every sex problem a man or woman is likely to meet. It seeks to combine accurate science with applied religion' (p. xxii.). After this, what more is there to say? We note only that he has greatly lightened his task by making no reference to psycho-analysis or to Freud.