The Seven Big Myths about Marriage: What Science, Faith and Philosophy Teach Us about Love and Happiness

The book "Happiness and the Catholic Church" is a thought-provoking exploration of some of the most controversial issues in contemporary life, tackling topics such as contraception, marriage, reproductive technologies, cohabitation, and divorce.

By appealing to reason rather than religious authority, the book provides a rational justification for the Catholic Church's views on these issues, using evidence from psychology, sociology, and philosophy.

The author's foundation of happiness is a unique approach that seeks to show how authentic love - including erotic love, friendship love, and self-giving love (agape) - can lead to real happiness.

This book will be particularly interesting to readers who are skeptical of the Catholic Church's teachings on these issues, as it provides a well-reasoned argument for why these teachings are rationally justified.