For those who take "the primary stuff of reality"--marriage, birth, work and death--pretty much for granted, this book will come as a happy revelation. With typical Trueblood clarity and sense, he looks closely at the many set forms and attitudes with which our secular culture has encrusted with these simple rites.
Here is a book of universal appeal. the young man worried about his life work, the young woman confused about love and marriage, the parents "at sea" about how to bring religion back into the home--all will derive help from it.
Here is a book of universal appeal. the young man worried about his life work, the young woman confused about love and marriage, the parents "at sea" about how to bring religion back into the home--all will derive help from it.
