This book explores the societal shift surrounding the acceptance of homosexual behavior and same-sex marriage in America. It argues that the success of the 'gay rights' movement stems from a process of rationalization, where what was once considered wrong is now presented as right, leading to a demand for universal acceptance. The author contends that this debate fundamentally challenges traditional notions of human purpose and the nature of reality, with far-reaching consequences for American institutions like courts, schools, and the military.