8 Kinds of People You Don’t Want to Marry A New Book By Isola O. Busuyi
This book is a close look at those aspects of our human frailty that serve as potential hazards to marriage relationships. It is also a deep look at how our worldview has adversely influenced the way we interpret the Bible. Looking through the lives of people such as Adam, Eve, Nabal, Jezebel, Samson, Delilah, Elimelech, and Vashti, we learn how to avoid mistakes of the past and live lives that are pleasing to the Creator God.
(PRWEB) June 11, 2003
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Anaheim, CA (PRWEB) June 6, 2003 --- The new book titled “8 Kinds of People you don’t want to marry” by Isola O. Busuyi is a deep look at how to solve the ever growing problem of divorce.
The National Center for Health Statistics reported that there were 2,355,005 marriages in the US in 2000. In the same year the agency reported 957,200 divorces in the country. This gives an estimate of 40% divorce rate for that year but in 2002, the same agency increased the estimate to 50%. This implies that one out of every marriage in the US will fail. How can we fight this menace? What are the factors responsible for this malady? Is there anything we can do? A brief look at the figures presented by the National Center for Health Statistics for other countries show that the problem is not as serious in many countries as it is here in the United States. Even in neighboring Canada the divorce rate is less than half of what we have in the country. Could it be something about us? These are the issues the book tried to address through trait studies.
The book is divided into eight chapters. Each of them discussed specific human traits that could create hazards in Marriage relationships. In as much as many have tried in the past to search for solutions to this problem, it is believed that this book will also contribute substantially to the ongoing search. The author is currently working on his Doctorate in California. He has lived, studied and worked extensively in 3 continents. He holds two Master degrees in two different fields; MBA (Operations Research & Financial Management) and MA in Intercultural Studies.
The book is available on Amazon. com, Barnes & Nobles. com & Walmart. com for less than $10.00. The book ships within 24 hours in most cases.
CONTACT:
Isola O. Busuyi
10842 Jean Street
Anaheim, CA 92804
Phone: 714-776-5219
Email: oluwabusuyi5@yahoo. com
Website:www. xulonpress. com/bookstore/titles/1591607884.htm (http://www. xulonpress. com/bookstore/titles/1591607884.htm)
