Dr. Gary Chapman on The Marriage You've Always Wanted
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #42794 in Books
- Published on: 2005-07-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 176 pages
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About the Author
GARY CHAPMAN is the author of the New York Times bestselling The Five Love Languages book and series. He is the director of Marriage and Family Life Consultants, Inc. Gary travels the world presenting seminars. Gary's radio program airs on more than 100 stations. For more information, visit www.garychapman.org.
c.2005
Customer Reviews
Good advice
As usual, Gary Chapman presents some great advice for husbands and wives. This book is definitely worth reading. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because Chapman falls back on the old advice that husbands have the final say when the husband and wife are at an impass. He presents verses from the Bible to back up his position, but it's weak. He and I will have to agree to disagree because the Bible actually doesn't say who gets the final word. Conservative Christians love to obsess about this - yes, obsess - but God doesn't. Anyway, overall, it's a very good book.
Relationship Intimacy is attainable...
The concept of oneness and intimacy that Dr. Chapman reveals produces the most amazing and rewarding marriage realtionship possible. The more we practice his concepts, the better our marriage gets and it was good to start with.
Practical Marriage Counseling
Dr. Chapman is one of those authors who is able to blend a certain degree of humor, practical advice (that actually works), and yet is able to basically tell it like he sees it, all without irritating the reader or giving up his pastorship in the process. I love this guy.
Dr. Chapman wisely writes about the big hitters in a marriage; money, sex, personality, and even in-laws (something that is always needed to be discussed but rarely is). He does add a healthy dose of religion, but this shouldn't scare the non-religious reader because it is definitely not overbearing, nor is it "preachy" and you'd miss a whole lot of wonderful advice. This book is both suitable to the newly married, the veterans, and probably even those thinking about it.
This book is an update to one of his earlier books, "Toward a Growing Marriage." If you've read the former, this book might not provide you with anything really new so you may want to choose another. However, if you haven't read the former, this book is definitely a more accessible version for the average reader so buy this one.



