A Little Touch of Love: The recipe for sweet and lasting relationship and marriage
Date
2024
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Nedum
Abstract
• Chapter 1: The Man (Before the fall, The fall, After the fall) • Chapter 2: The old Man (natural man) • Chapter 3: The New Man (the upgraded man) • Chapter 4: The need for dustbins or trash cans in relationships • Chapter 5: Personal love: relating with yourself • Chapter 6: The human needs (the needs of man) • Chapter 7: Little things to avoid • Chapter 8: Little things to add (spices to sweet relationship)
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A Little Touch of Love offers a transformative, biblically grounded guide aimed at resolving the modern crisis surrounding interpersonal relationships and marriage. Grounded in the premise that genuine human connection has evolved into a rare commodity, the book establishes a stark contrast between the fractured nature of the "natural man" and the restored potential of the "upgraded man". Onwe utilizes biblical creation history to trace the roots of human behavioral defects such as selfishness, lawlessness, and pride back to the symbolic "Fall of Man," which severed humanity’s connection to divine character and purpose, to remedy these systemic marital and societal failures, the text introduces the concept of the "New Man" in Christ. This framework empowers individuals to unlock essential relationship virtues like meekness, absolute honesty, steadfast integrity, and mutual accountability. A pivotal chapter advocates for the metaphorical use of "dustbins" or "trash cans," illustrating the critical necessity of advanced forgiveness and emotional sanitation to prevent the accumulation of toxic malice and bitterness between partners. Ultimately, the book emphasizes that external relationship success is structurally impossible without "Personal Love" the vital practice of self-awareness, self-forgiveness, and inner emotional wholeness. A Little Touch of Love serves as a practical blueprint for shifting individual paradigms from self-centeredness to value-driven, enduring companionship.