Desmond Mattocks presents the plight of humankind today. Redemption Therapy reveals that history is marred by the most horrible departure from godliness, and yet it excites no alarm. Nowhere is the confusion more evident than in marriage, where divorce has become the fix. Beguiled by accomplishments, many are seduced by selfishness. They dance to the tunes of self and wear the vestals of respectability, while violating the seventh commandment. In almost every step towards woe, marriage suffers. The cup of human misery seems almost full, yet hearts are unmoved. Even the energies of nature are being roused into activity. The voice of events now pleads the cause of the family. Mankind is stepping outside of the sacred precinct of God's laws; without which, life has no boundaries. Redemption Therapy thus examines the awful assumptions of life, of which apostasy and postmodernism are responsible. The book reveals the contradictions of married people, but also encourages holiness in marraige