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Solving marriage problems

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While "Christian marriages are becoming stronger than ever," writes Jay E. Adams, still "marriage and family problems outnumber all other counseling problems combined. For that reason alone, counselors should want to learn all they can about marriage counseling." Here is a book designed specifically for that purpose. It examines in detail what makes marriages go bad and what the Christian counselor can help couples do about it. Dr. Adams deals perceptively with problems related to misconceptions of marriage, sinful patterns, relationships with outsiders, social influences, and sex roles. Demonstrating through many examples how to detect and categorize marital problems and their causes, Adams shows also how to guide troubled husbands and wives to truly biblical solutions. All who wish to help themselves and others overcome marriage problems will prize this insightful work. - Back cover.

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1983

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122 pages

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Presbyterian and reformed Pub. Co.

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ENG

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