a knife edge. It is for this reason that I suggest that the problem of reconciling God and a wife is not something that ought to be attempted only by Augustine and Peter Abelard, but by everyone who lives in a semi-detached house in the suburb of an industrial town. It is an intensely practical solution to an important everyday problem; and the object to be achieved is the replacement of an incomplete mutual confidence with absolute mutual trust, so that the marital happiness of the couple need no longer be at the mercy of circumstance.
Part I: THE THEORY OF CONSCIOUSNESS
PART II : THE THEORY OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
CHAPTER 21
DISTRUST OF PSYCHOLOGISTS
CHAPTER 22
SPIRITUAL REALITY
CHAPTER 23
EMBARRASSING CHAMPIONS
CHAPTER 24
PROPOSALS FOR DIVORCE
CHAPTER 25
DEAD MARRIAGE BONDS
CHAPTER 26
ABSOLUTE TRUST I
CHAPTER 27
ABSOLUTE TRUST II
CHAPTER 28
END OF THE JOURNEY
CHAPTER 29
INVINCIBLE OPTIMISM
CHAPTER 30
COMMUNITY LIFE
CHAPTER 31
IMMORTALITY AND EVIL
CHAPTER 32
SEARCH FOR IMMORTALITY
CHAPTER 33
ETERNAL LIFE
CHAPTER 34
CONFIDENCE
CHAPTER 35
VISION OF A CREATOR
CHAPTER 36
REDEEMING IMMORTALITY
CHAPTER 37
FEARLESSNESS
CHAPTER 38
DYNAMIC CO-ORDINATES
CHAPTER 39
FAILURE TO RECOGNISE
PART III: A RELAXED CONSCIOUSNESS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
MAN’S RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Chapter 26 - Spiritual Marriage: Absolute Trust
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