Carol Rittner
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Carol Rittner wrote the afterword to Elie Wiesel.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Saving the American Dream is a powerful exploration of what binds—and divides—America and Americans today. John K. Roth reminds readers that democracy, equality, and opportunity are not guaranteed. They must be renewed by every generation. Saving the American Dream challenges complacency, offers a warning and a way forward, and calls ‘We the People of the United States’ to civic responsibility and moral courage. I highly recommend it.”
Searching for God in Godforsaken Times and Places
“Hubert Locke's new book is simultaneously disturbing, challenging, compelling, and inspiring. Because he has not been afraid to face honestly his personal questions of faith — not to mention his doubts and uncertainties about what it means to live as a confessing Christian in our uncertain, confusing, mean-spirited, disappointing, fragile world — he is able to speak in a clear, firm voice suffused with sensitivity and love. An extraordinary man of intellect and heart, Locke has written a profound book, one filled with hope despite it all.”
“Sources of Holocaust Insight is anchored in John K. Roth’s friendship with so many people—Holocaust survivors and scholars, artists and poets, writers and teachers, women and men, Jews and Christians. It is beautifully written, an elegant intellectual memoir of ‘an American Christian philosopher who has studied, written, and taught about the Holocaust for more than fifty years.’”
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