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Living in an Upside down World

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Mary Ethel Hughes nee Campbell

Rabbi Ralph Genende’s about finding meaning in complex times.

Rabbi Genende’s debut work gathers his writings of over twenty years into an anthology examining the many crises of the 21st century. Published by Retrospect, in it Genende offers a wise and reflective voice on the moral and ethical questions confronting us all. His interests are broad — from polarisation to asylum seekers, loneliness to climate change — he offers meaning to believer and atheist alike at a turbulent and complex time.

Ralph Genende & Kim Rubenstein in conversation at the ACT Jewish Community about Genende’s book Living in an Upside down World — Finding Meaning in Complex Times. The book is published by Retrospect.

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