Title: Something to chew on
Product review: The author is not a Rabbi but it is clear that he has done more than a bit of research on the topic. His position, while decidedly different from the mainstream, does give one pause to think about the relationship between the religious and the religion.As one professionally trained in Christian Theology, I find this approach very refreshing and appropriately uncomfortable. As I read pages, my mind kept saying "and this applies to non-Jews as well." Anyone from the three traditions that see their roots in the story of Abraham should find this a really thought provloking read.There are portions that do drag a bit, but read through them because there is always a wonderfull insight following the slow portion.
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