A Consuming Fire: Encounters with Elie Wiesel and the HolocaustProvides a moving story of undying faith and importantly, a discovery of human resource that will enable Christians and Jews to live together in a world that allows such atrocities. Proposes that Christians be a witness in restrospect to the worst evil that human beings have perpetrated on each other and discover the resources of heart, mind, and will which can check future destructions and draw us closer to our Jewish brethren. |
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Why Should People Care? | 15 |
Compelled to Do the Same | 29 |
For the Moment We Are All Survivors | 37 |
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