Autobiografie známého britského rabína (* 1930), spisovatele a proslulého tvůrce pořadů pro BBC. Se značnou dávkou anglického i židovského humoru líčí pokusy o obnovu zničeného světa tradičních náboženství, především židovství a křesťanství. Lehkostí stylu připomíná G. K. Chestertona a R. Fulghuma a stejně jako oni se nevyhýbá tématům jako je sexualita nebo zneužívání moci. To vše doplňuje jeho silná a přesně mířená sebeironie.
Lionel Blue is one of those paradoxes: Britain's most famous Rabbi and a household name, his Jewish wit and quirky spirituality never fail to entertain. Yet he has lived a life on the fringes. A Rabbi who has remained true to his tradition, he has also found a home in Christianity. A man who has struggled with his sexuality, he has learnt slowly and painfully that spirituality and sexuality are inextricably entwined. Lionel Blue has never tried to escape the contradictions of a life lived honestly, and he has remained open to exploration and challenge. This all makes for an autobiography of immense richness.
Uplifting and amusing, this guide, written by two brilliant rabbis, leads readers to discover and acknowledge their own expertise and resilience in coping with life's inevitable trials, the lessons they have learned, and the guidance they, in turn, can provide for others.