Don't be put off by the religion-based theme of this book. It is as much about a search for an understanding that might bind the wounds of modern society as it is about the common source of the world's three great religions.

This book generated the most spirited discussion our book club has experienced in several months.

This book captures the essence of the three major religions and their commonalities.

Our book club found this book to be fascinating. We are varied group religiously speaking so it was very interesting to read this and get everyone's opinion. It is not a religious book per se. Worth reading!

OUr book club read this,mostly protestants, catholic and a few jews. I was the token buddist. It was enlightening for them to see how the Abraham story belongs to them all.

3 Faiths call Abraham Father and like most siblings we all fight and squabble and try to be #1 with Father and to put our siblings down. This book should be read by all members of each faith that call Abraham Father. No one faith has exclusive rights to him and we need to accentuate where we believe the same and minimize the sibling rivalry.