The purpose of this book is simple. It is to tell the truth about
GOD. Learning the truth about GOD is the result of Mr. Peterson's
discovery of the meaning and purpose of his life. It was discovered
as a direct result of his need to learn it following his daughter's
death in August of 1980. He discovered that the purpose and course
of his life is determined in the same manner as yours. It matters
not who you are or what your particular circumstance is. It doesn't
matter if you have lost a child to death. It doesn't even matter if
you have children. It matters not if you are a murderer or a saint;
gay or straight; male or female; first world citizen or jungle
savage; plant or animal. The purpose for living is the same for all
living things. A rather intriguing claim isn't it? If one has
experienced the death of a child Mr. Peterson's experience is not
different from one's own in any important way. But the story of how
he came about his particular experience probably is. Mr. Peterson
says that his friends comprise a very special society of humans,
they are parents of children who died before they did; it is-not
supposed to happen that way. But because they did lose a child to
death he says they are experts in the field of pain and grieving.
They are not proud of the knowledge they have gained but they
realize they have gained knowledge of what life is and how it
actually operates that can be achieved in no other way. They have
experienced the very worst pain a human-being can experience - and
remain alive. Mr. Peterson uses his unique experience to guide his
readers through a complex series of intellectual challenges with
the ease of a master sculptor.
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