Life as Is

Puzzled and disturbed by the religious discord exhibited among disparateyet deeply devoted believersthe unfading urge of many to find guiltconcerning the Jews; the lack of desire to understand the yearning of blacks;the ability and the need of most men to hate, to rebuke, and to discard, if notenjoy the sufferings of, a strangerall these imperfections of humankind ledM. Kleenoff to write this book. Question after question began to accumulate, forcing the author torelentlessly seek answers. Not satisfied with half-truths and encounteringmany dismissals in a game of zeitgeist interlaced with politically correctanswers, M. Kleenoff confronts these questions with his eyes and heartwide open in the pursuit of the main taskto finally get to the bottom ofhuman misdeeds. The author does not blame anyone; he simply attempts, through a thoroughanalysis, to understand why such behavior happens. He then shows thereader how to be more tolerant, understanding, and humane. Whether itcomes through education, high standards of morality, or simply throughrelying on a higher power, the author demonstrates the way to use any ofthese roads, if not all, to achieve unity and happiness for all, regardless ofsocietal dissimilarities.