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I fell like, more often than not, the suggested moral stance is a set of principles to help the reader make his or her own stance rather than actually giving a suggested moral stance.

This book seems to resort to pragmatic wisdom more often than biblical principle

Helpful but not greatly so. I'm finding the scenarios too general and the applications fail to account for specific nuances. Some examples:
Q23 isn't an ethical issue at all. The chapter on cohabitation argues from statistics rather than biblical principles. The chapter on pornography says nothing about shows or films that include nudity.