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Food for Thought, Character and Soul - Recipes and Blessings Included: The Rabbi and His Famous Friends

Food for Thought, Character and Soul - Recipes and Blessings Included: The Rabbi and His Famous Friends

Philip M. Posner
3/5 ( ratings)
The good chef, author and rabbi, Philip M. Posner, has a lot to say on ethics and good food, in Food for Thought, Character, and Soul-Recipes and Blessings Included. If his recipes are very good, which they are, then his examples of ethical behavior via his role models are even better. He instructs the reader as to the nature of ethical conduct as he also contemplates how our individual character, what he calls 'soul talk,' is a bridge to our past, present, and future.
With intriguing recipes such as Marry Todd Lincoln's delicious almond vanilla cake, the author has done his research, there are almost 300 Endnotes, and at times we can even imagine ourselves at his dining table, celebrating a wonderful meal and discussion with him and his famous friends. A veritable, viable, and enlightening education in seven universal ethical character traits, he and his friends serve up sage advice with a non judgmental grace that welcomes inclusion and avoids dogma. His dialogues read as essays on how as individuals and a society we can live healthier ethical lives, nurtured by character and delicious food.
Language
English
Pages
281
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
December 14, 2007

Food for Thought, Character and Soul - Recipes and Blessings Included: The Rabbi and His Famous Friends

Philip M. Posner
3/5 ( ratings)
The good chef, author and rabbi, Philip M. Posner, has a lot to say on ethics and good food, in Food for Thought, Character, and Soul-Recipes and Blessings Included. If his recipes are very good, which they are, then his examples of ethical behavior via his role models are even better. He instructs the reader as to the nature of ethical conduct as he also contemplates how our individual character, what he calls 'soul talk,' is a bridge to our past, present, and future.
With intriguing recipes such as Marry Todd Lincoln's delicious almond vanilla cake, the author has done his research, there are almost 300 Endnotes, and at times we can even imagine ourselves at his dining table, celebrating a wonderful meal and discussion with him and his famous friends. A veritable, viable, and enlightening education in seven universal ethical character traits, he and his friends serve up sage advice with a non judgmental grace that welcomes inclusion and avoids dogma. His dialogues read as essays on how as individuals and a society we can live healthier ethical lives, nurtured by character and delicious food.
Language
English
Pages
281
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
December 14, 2007

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