I Love You, but Why Are We So Different?: Making the Most of Personality…

by Tim F. LaHaye

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Temperaments expert Tim LaHaye delves into the four basic personality types to help couples turn their personal differences into marriage–enriching assets. Biblical principles and practical advice encourage readers to build dynamic, lifelong relationships.

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