The Father Quest
Bud Harris’ presentation of the evolution of the father’s archetype through Greek Mythology revitalizes masculinity in the form of superhuman power and the asexual. This shows his theology that focuses on what compromises this role we call fatherhood and attempts to describe the man behind that role.
To him, a father is responsible for his family and his spiritual relationship with them. This characterization is deep and personal that anyone’s prescriptions cannot simply compare.
Bud Harris also digresses on the false claims of a father’s character in this self-published book The Father Quest. The extent of his role does not lie on how he raises his children by giving them the right education. A father is dedicated to a lifetime of instilling moral values to his children. Harris’s book gives you an in-depth analysis of that and more.
Many have claimed of this Xlibris release’s therapeutic effect especially since it was written by a self-published author who is a Jungian analyst in Asheville, North Carolina. His experience in this special form of psychotherapy merited his influence on his readers.
The Father Quest is published by Xlibris.
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