101 Things Husbands Do to Annoy Their Wives
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
This book was written with one purpose in mind: to give a rational explanation to one of life’s great mysteries, which is, why men do the (annoying) things they do. You will learn why men daydream while driving, forget people’s names, have selective hearing, dominate the remote control, and put small morsels back in the refrigerator. In its tongue-in-cheek elucidation, women will begin to understand men’s idiosyncrasies. It is best to be reminded, while reading, that two of the important ingredients to a happy marriage are understanding and forgiveness. Lots of forgiveness. A special added chapter called “How to Make Your Marriage Blossom” offers practical information to truly bring your relationship to life.
Top Highlights
“Science informs us that women speak twice as much as men. This is because men need to be told things twice” (Page 13)
“First (this one is for Christians), establish a regular prayer life together” (Page 218)
“Uh-huh,’ mean nothing. These are the symptoms of CDD: Communication Deficit Disorder.” (Page 13)
“The husband who says, ‘I have never made a mistake’ has a wife who made a big one.” (Page 220)
“Remember, without Eve, Adam would never have found the forbidden fruit” (Page 57)
- Title: 101 Things Husbands Do to Annoy Their Wives
- Author: Ray Comfort
- Publisher: Bridge-Logos Publishers
- Publication Date: 2003
- Pages: 224
Ray Comfort (1949–) is a Christian author, evangelist, and television host. After being ordained as a full-time pastor, Comfort spent three and a half years pastoring in Christchurch, New Zealand, and 12 years preaching in the city’s Speaker’s Corner.
Around 1974, Comfort started Living Waters Publications, which began as a free evangelistic newspaper with Gospel tracts. In 1989, he joined the pastoral staff at Calvary Chapel in California.
Comfort cohosts the television program The Way of the Master with Kirk Cameron, on which they teach viewers how to share their faith and address difficult situations and questions. He has written over 60 books, including The School of Biblical Evangelism, God Doesn’t Believe in Atheists, How to Win Souls & Influence People, and several other titles about the importance of evangelism, which appear in the Ray Comfort Collection (4 vols.).
