Description:

A study of patience, acceptance and forgiveness, Wandering Jew examines pride and arrogance in the context of family life. Drawing on story and parable from multiple sources, it frames the family picture in society at large. It identifies ways in which we fan the flames of violence while ignoring the essential nature of conflict. Wandering Jew is about choice and denial; about donning innocence and shedding guilt. It is about assuming responsibility and witnessing the consequences of our actions and in-actions. Wandering Jew is inspirational in nature; not religious or political. Its potential audience is anyone who is sincerely interested in practicing peace rather than waging war. I offer this scrupulously unscholarly book in the spirit with which it was written, in the spirit of healing. I would hope it would be received by all of kindred spirit.