How Good is the Golden Rule?

'Are we there yet' How many times have we heard this plaintive query - usually from the back seat of hte family car This time, however, in How Good is the Golden Rule? (more a joyfulexclamation than a question ), the query comes toward the end fo a long journey whose destination isnone other than paradise. The well-known 'do to others as you would have them do to you', endorsed by Jesus, is the map to Paradise in the author's view. This Golden Rule is, as he put it, 'a universal divine command which provides the ethical foundation for all relationships and human aspiration.' Warren Mills brings seven decades of a personal faith journey to the task of proving his claim in an engaging, indeed inspiring way. The Golden Rule, while naturally based, becomes a gateway to God:: 'we learn about our relationship to God as an extension of our relationship with each other which is htebasis of all human satisfaction and hope.'