The Redemption of Love (The Art of Living Trilogy, 3)

Love is the greatest, most enduring, most divine blessing on earth. But love is also suffering, and much of what is done in its name makes it appear to be a curse. The Greeks celebrated love in the form of gods such as Aphrodite and Eros; the ancient Christians said, "God is love." As both indicate, love is a powerful spiritual principle in our lives, but any spiritual principle can be corrupted and its power transformed into a malignant force. "The Redemption of Love" seeks to answer how love gets corrupted and how it can be purified and freed to serve its natural function of rescuing human life and redeeming the world.

"The Redemption of Love" stands on its own but is also the last book in a trilogy called "The Art of Living," which further interacts with another trilogy called "The Science of Life."