Synopsis:The notion that there are two kinds of human beings, the strong and the weak, is dispelled in this helpful and balanced study of psychic strength and spiritual strength. We are much more alike than we may think, says Paul Tournier, the renowned...
Synopsis:In the light both of the Bible and of modern science we are confronted not with an abstract and generalized man, but with men who are concrete and personal. They are always in their context, in a certain relationship to the world, to others, and...
Synopsis:When we give something to someone we enter into a many-sided relationship, for in return we hope for the gift of love.Endorsements:"Paul Tourniers discovery of a Medicine of the Person came from his experience that a more open encounter with...
Synopsis:In this warm, sensitive, fact-filled book, Paul Tournier deals specifically with many aspects of aging: societys attitude towards the elderly; second careers; the quality of life; financial difficulties; boredom; health; loneliness; and facing...
Synopsis:No one has the right to equate Christianity with weakness or to imagine that the Bible teaches us always to surrender. The biblical message proclaims the sovereign greatness of God which transcends all lesser principles or standards which we migh...
Synopsis:Keeping a secret is the first step in becoming an individual. Telling it is the second step.Endorsements:Paul Tourniers gifts as a communicator of the complexities of human relationships shine throughout this gem of a book. Follow his blend of...
"When we talk of marriage counseling we think immediately of the extreme cases, of threats to seek divorce, of couples in violent disputes who frequently come to blows," Paul Tournier states. But there are many other couples whose marria...