Too Many Women? Clifford A. Pickover have no place in the

have no place in the lives of the proud

it presents the tools and the plan to prepare-physically and mentally-for the unforgettable adventure that awaits

His book shows why congregations matter

and reading it is akin to channel surfing through history

Daniel Lowery commences this work by suggesting that history is a subjective enterprise—it is controlled by those who record it

Too Many Women? Clifford A. Pickover have no place in the`The basic premise of this provocative book is a startling one that sex ratios among people on the marriage market have profound consequences for a wide variety of attitudes, values, and behaviors, from sexual mores and behavior to shifts in economic power the authors share with the reader a wealth of fascinating data and information a book which is fascinating, scholarly, provocative and exceedingly well written.' Canadian Journal of Sociology, Vol