Book Review of One Family Indivisible by US Review of Books (recommended)

 


A recent review of Steven Greenebaum's book, One Family Indivisible, by Barbara Bamberger Scott, a reviewer with very high standards, for US Review of Books results in a "recommended" rating. 

The conclusion:

Greenebaum's spiritual philosophy, as propounded here, combines erudition and eclecticism. Devout within his family faith, Greenebaum's etheric messages e indicated a need for a spirituality that can be shared with people of all religious persuasions. In recent years the Living Interfaith Church has flourished with the active participation of Cathy Merchant, whom Greenebaum has supported in her assumption of ministerial roles as he began to battle critical physical challenges. He presents his notable memoir with verve, sensitivity, and a light-hearted sense of self-mockery as he recalls past missteps. His book also provides enough intimate recollection to reveal to the reader a person always determined, with his eye continually on the prize of human kindness and overarching forgiveness. Greenebaum's memories have the power to evoke both laughter and tears, and his dedication to religious sharing will likely attract readers from a broad scope of beliefs and aspirations.

2021 Eric Hoffer finalist

RECOMMENDED

Read the full review HERE.



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