Charles E. Miller

Now Hear This Charles E. Miller

In this second volume to the set Now Hear this the reader will find a continuation of the same brilliant, striking aphoristic homilies - is that redundant? - he or she found in Volume 1. IF the reader is questing for illumination onto his problems, he first might try the Psalms or Proverbs in the Bible. In this second volume, the philosopher continues the dialogue of the person's conscience with his weaker wisdom. For it is human that we argue with ourselves at times, we debate choices, we weigh options. Let a handful of these pithy bits of insight fall into your brain pan and thereby find renewed cheer. I have one" "Take marriage seriously but do not destroy it by an excess of sobriety." Or - "Mend they boots or walk in the mud. It is all a matter of choice."