"[A] spiritual and intellectual autobiography. . . . At an important moment like this not only in Jewish-Christian relations but also in confrontations among all world religions, his approach deserves to be widely read - and debated."—New York Times "Emotionally powerful and lyrically written."—Baltimore Jewish Times "A dramatic intellectual autobiography and a deeply stimulating theological tour de force. But most of all, it is a work of religious intensity."—Eugene Korn for Jewish Week "Some religious knowledge is useful for grasping the complex ideas, but the effort required to understand Greenberg's theological conceptions will be richly rewarded, since he provides vital insights."—Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Simply the most stimulating, thought-provoking, and theologically challenging book I have read."—Jewish Book World "The author makes a significant contribution to authentic inter-religious dialogue... This book I place on the shelf in my library that is most easily accessible. I know I will consult it often, for God's sake and my own."—Sh'ma

"[A] spiritual and intellectual autobiography. . . . At an important moment like this not only in Jewish-Christian relations but also in confrontations among all world religions, his approach deserves to be widely read - and debated."—New York Times "Emotionally powerful and lyrically written."—Baltimore Jewish Times "A dramatic intellectual autobiography and a deeply stimulating theological tour de force. But most of all, it is a work of religious intensity."—Eugene Korn for Jewish Week "Some religious knowledge is useful for grasping the complex ideas, but the effort required to understand Greenberg's theological conceptions will be richly rewarded, since he provides vital insights."—Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Simply the most stimulating, thought-provoking, and theologically challenging book I have read."—Jewish Book World "The author makes a significant contribution to authentic inter-religious dialogue... This book I place on the shelf in my library that is most easily accessible. I know I will consult it often, for God's sake and my own."—Sh'ma