In Search of Morality: How You Can Live a Fulfilling Life from the Inside Out

This book is a study of the fruit of the Spirit, namely: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. It concludes with an explanation of how Jesus lived out these fruit elements in his earthly ministry.We're reminded of the importance of the primary commandment, love. He writes, "If you want to measure true spirituality, Paul says, then look to kindness, patience, and those other practical expresssions of love." Actions speak, as we know and he points it out by noting, "We demonstrate Godly love for others through the way we act toward them."Joy is viewed as a force that grows out of our love for God, love for others, and love for ourselves. He describes it as the understanding that God is ultimately in control and loves us and that He is working everything out for the best possible outcome even when it doesn't seem that way.The weakest part of the book is the beginning. His communication is not representative of what is found in the rest of the book. After the first few pages it is much better.

Although my religous morals are descended from a different religion from which, the author wrote this book. However i felt no difference in what the Author said, and what i have learnt. As a muslim, I can say that following what robert schuller says in his book is inspiring for me to lead a moral life, and to attach me more to my religous belief. No matter what your religion robert schuller is not speaking just to christians he is speaking to god believers all over the world.