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The content is good, but this just isn’t an enjoyable read.

This book is shaping up to be very interesting.

"Non-Western philosophies have now reentered the fray with the Hellenist and the Enlightenment traditions in the formal study of philosophy. Hebraic philosophy remains notably absent from this current ecumenical trend."

This is a very informative book.

I occasionally want the other to “pick a side,� but the more I read, the more refreshing it is to engage with an author who lets the data and lets the interviewee quotes paint the picture.

So far, this book is excellent.

This is a fascinating book.

So far the most interesting parts are where he examines Jewish and Palestinian k-12 textbooks and when he interviews Palestinian and Jewish leaders.

More than anyone else, John Frame has changed how I see the and think about the world.
In light of that, I am excited to dig into this massive tome exploring the impact and application of his ideas.

This book has been a surprisingly enjoyable read.

It looks at the rise of totalitarianism and education in the USSR and Italy along with American educators varied responses to that rise.