Sins of the Father

I finished reading "Sins of the Fathers" just before landing at Heathrow Airport. The timing couldn't have been better. This book gives Americans critical to understanding of who our forefathers were and what drove their decision making. It helped me understand why I was treated the way I was during my first trip to the U.K. and the stress in relationships in culture and race in America. The authors keep you involved with their many personal experiences. It is a must read for anyone who travels the world and interacts with different people groups.

Sins of the FathersThere is a level of awakening that is imparted into one's heart as each page is read. This book has elements of history, elements of pain, elements of a burden for Britain as a nation, for Europe and for countries of the world where there has been marginalisation.My heart cried as I learnt of the "Sins of the Fathers" because this book does expose the truth about the sins. It also speaks of the good that the Fathers of this nation (Britain) did. There are several relevant examples that act as eye openers. The book is British in its focus but truly global in its context.No one should read this book, if they are unwilling to pray. The real response to this book should be in prayer. Prayer, repentance, God's forgiveness and Grace are the main themes in this book.