Quick Look
- Follows the author's journey through Europe, Africa, and Western and Central Asia
- Tries to move beyond tolerance to a true understanding and respect for the 'other', regardless of culture or faith
- Written in the author's trademark style of heartfelt insights, joys and struggles
A journey across the geographical roots of three of the great theistic religions.
Description
Three of the great theistic religions of our time have overlapping geographical roots and this book follows an epic journey through Europe, Africa and Western and Central Asia to explore the lives, culture and landscape of the Judaic, Christian and Muslim world.
Motivated by a yearning to understand the 'other', regardless of culture and faith, we follow the author on her adventures to ancient cities, architectural masterpieces and stunning landscapes, and share her insights, joys and struggles along the way. She attempts to move beyond mere tolerance to a place of true understanding and respect.
For readers who have come to love and appreciate Marie-Laure Valandro's human-to-human, down-to-earth encounters, this book is a real treat.
Author
Marie-Laure Valandro was born in Tunisia and has lived in France, Morocco, Algeria, the United States and Iran. She founded the Liane Collot D'Herbois Therapeutic Painting School in Wisconsin. She now lives in British Columbia. She is the author of Camino Walk, Deliverance of the Spellbound God, Via Podiensis, Nutrition for Enlightened Parenting, and Touched (all Lindisfarne Books).
