The Book Depository Future Tense by Jonathan Sacks
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Description: Future Tense : Paperback : John Murray Press : 9780340979853 : 0340979852 : 13 May 2010 : Chief Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks takes a timely look at the ambiguous position of Judaism in the world today. The Book Depository Future Tense by Jonathan Sacks - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
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Product ID: 9780340979853
MPN: 0340979852
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Author: Philip Blair
Rating: 5
Review: When reading this book, it is written in exactly the same way as Rabbi Sacks speaks. There where times when reading it was as if I was actually listening to the Rabbi speak. My reason for purchasing this book was to try and learn more about the Jewish Faith and Culture (I am not Jewish). Rabbi Sacks does this brilliantly and in a manner that makes the reader at once comfortable and relaxed. I have learnt so much from this book but in so doing have been left with new questions and wanting to learn even more about Judaism. It is a challenging read and by that I mean that at times I had to read parts perhaps two or three times to try and understand what was being said and what was meant. At other times, I found my challenged, spiritually despite the fact that I'm not Jewish. Of I'm being honest there have been many times, while reading this book that I have found myself to have been extremely jealous of those who are Jewish and at times I have been angry with those who are Jewish and who choose to ignore and reject the precious 'birthright' that they turn their backs on. It is a brilliant book, written by one of our times most brilliant teachers and one of our times greatest religious leaders. It has been a privilege, a blessing and a challenge to me to have read this book.
Author: John Sutton
Rating: 1
Review: The media could not be loaded. An insult to theme ory of the author that they sold off thos "treasures D gift"They must be desperately poor now.
