Drawn from Peck's popular lectures and continuing the themes of The Road Less Traveled, this volume explores the territory that opens up once a man has committed to the path of psychological and spiritual growth — including the challenges of forgiveness, the stages of spiritual development, the problem of evil, and the nature of grace. Peck writes as a psychiatrist who takes both psychology and religion with equal seriousness, refusing to reduce one to the other. The book is especially valuable for men who have made significant inner progress but find themselves encountering deeper and more complex challenges as a result. Peck's honesty about his own struggles with alcoholism, marriage, and faith gives it unusual credibility.
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