Issues of the Soul: The Core and Ethic of Some of the Most Important Aspects of Life and Death

As Dr. Eugene Kennedy wrote, "Cox's book emerges, green and refreshing, an oasis in a desert planted with cactus or downright fake trees of spiritual reading." Issues of the Soul is the culmination of fifty years of professional experience and searching through three major disciplines: psychology, medicine and theology. Readers are offered up a rich menu of topics from which to select and issues that challenge the mind: children and childhood, parenting and family, religion and spirituality, work and vocation, homes and houses, knowledge and wisdom, life and death, and much more. With an engaging and thought provoking style, Cox covers some of the most critical areas facing society and doesn't stop short: he delivers his own opinions on each issue. This is perfect reading for anyone discouraged by what they might see as a society going in too many directions at once. The author looks behind the obvious and dives beneath the crusty outer surfaces to provide encouragement and challenges. Right up there with the works of William Bennett, Richard Carlson, and Alvin Toffler.