Alexander Jalso

Two Envelopes Alexander Jalso

The more freedom we enjoy theeasier a problem will become controversial. Religion and politics belong tothose sensitive topics that are rather avoided than discussed; yet both of themplay important roles in our lives. We cannot live isolated in a crowdedsociety; our relationships, principles and convictions as well as attitudetoward each other are as important as our daily diet. As you read this book, you willfind that it is not a religious one although the episodes portray the life andservice of a congregation. The "Two Envelopes" does not intend to beinstructive, apologetic, critical, or corrective, rather entertaining,relaxing, and expecting a response in your heart. The characters are neitherangels nor demons but regular and normal people who simply wish to do theirbest and survive the problems that unfortunately occur even in the bestfamilies. You too could have been in a predicament similar to the one of theladies or gentlemen you will read about, and at the end please ask yourself:was there a better solution? The main topic is nothing else but life as we liveit from day to day.