Marriage, Marriage - Psychological Aspects, Marriage - General & Miscellaneous, Religion - General & Miscellaneous
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Overview
This inspirational how-to manual for making any marriage better shows how to integrate the stages of individual life development into the stages of marriage.Longtime counselor James Greteman weaves tales of married couples at various stages of their relationships with insightful descriptions and analyses of the experience. Acting as both a preparation book and a resource for "young couples, " this work has a deep Christian resonance that cuts across the borders of all denominations.
Editorials
Library Journal
This basic, practical, but beautifully--almost poetically--written book about marriage as a process, from falling in love to developing true love, from ceremony to intimacy, reads easily and contains much wisdom. Written by a clinical, marriage, and family therapist, it discusses children, communication, conflict, building a relationship, and the ``walls'' that hinder deeper growth, also showing how these walls can be dealt with so that life, love, wholeness, and one's relationship to God (or Higher Power) can flourish. A wonderful, wise book for those considering marriage, for newlyweds, and for those in mature marriages. This is highly recommended for all public and seminary libraries.Book Details
Published
January 1, 1993
Publisher
Paulist Press International,U.S.
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780809133932