Love And Respect For A Lifetime, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs' newly published book on marriage offers little more than the redundant restating of the Golden Rule. While admittedly wise phrases and tidbits grace the pages of Eggerichs' book, it does not offer couples any real advice on how to deal with issues it recognizes as areas of conflict in marriage such as money, child rearing, sex, or communication. Eggerichs' book also suffers from what I refer to as ADHD publishing. Many of the 153 pages have only one sentence centered on an otherwise empty space, reminding this avid reader of a child's book. Boasting more than thirty years of counseling and research, Eggerichs states in his introduction, "Using these powerful tools, you can save a struggling marriage from the divorce court or a 'ho-hum' marriage from boredom and concealed bitterness." Unfortunately, no tools are discovered in the six separate sections of the book beyond vague st...
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