Honor : What Love Looks Like

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Summary: In an age of skepticism, this book is a path to hope!
Review: As a Vietnam Veteran I am deeply aware of the power of honor. With out honor, soldiers are only mercenaries. Faced with the overwhelming evil of war, the legacy of the Vietnam Conflict still rages in the hearts and minds of many Veterans who were never honored for the price they paid and the sacrifices their friends made in jungles of Southeast Asia.

Ms Parish brings unique insights to the power of honor. It is something we cannot appropriate. It can only be given. With humor, passion and personal stories, she shares how honor given can change people, communities and even nations.

We are often compelled to maintain high walls to protect our frail emotions. The power of honor to open the door to genuine relationship, heal broken hearts and provide comfort in the business of our lives is a beacon of hope.

We live in an age of over wraught freedom, where manors, modesty and discretion are only faint memories. This book challenges us to become "honor givers" and to understand the power of honor.

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Summary: Builds on Principles
Review: Honor is one of those books whose ideas stay with you for awhile, and the author goes forward to show the different kinds of honor (of God, each other, parents, other cultures, etc) in a believable way. A good beginning in this kind of study. Recommended.