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Author: David O. Mckay
About the Product: Published in 1967 by Deseret Book
Man Has reached out and touched the ends of the earth with speed, sound and scientific invention. He has probed the minds of men and motivated them with signs, symbols and semantics. He has conquered nature and subdued her might by man-made machines. Why then, in this age of progress, is man faced with global strife and national unrest; broken homes and juvenile delinquency; prejudice and persecution; fears and frustration? Why is man's greatest challenge all too often his greatest defeat?
David 0. McKay believes that the answers to these and all questions and problems in life is reliance on moral values, patterned after the Word of God and demonstrated by the lives of our forefathers. He believes that we can live in our progressive today while following the basic precepts of yesterday's pioneers. This can be done, he says, by following the simple rules embodying responsibility, integrity, gratitude and truth.
Written with simplicity and deep understanding for people of all ages, faith and walks of life, the author shares with you his experiences and views on the home, marriage, education, religion and government. With warmth and insight into all the affairs of the human heart, he explores the reasons for hate, war, greed and selfishness and shows how they can be off set with love, peace, faith, reverence and tolerance. He sums up his pattern for living by giving you the 10 sources of happiness.
Why not start now to find the key to happiness? Read this book and discover for yourself, the secrets to a happier, more abundant life.
Here Are The Chapters That Can Help You Find the Secrets of a Happy Life:
- THE HOME AND FAMILY LIFE
- YOUTH AND PREPARATION FOR ADULT LIFE
- EDUCATION
- THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY
- RELIGIOUS IDEALS • FUNDAMENTAL VALUES
- THE ABUNDANT LIFE
- CONCLUSION: OBJECTIVE HAPPINESS, LIFE'S
