Henry Kissinger's Rejection of Religion and Love for Soccer

This chapter discusses Henry Kissinger's early education and his rejection of his father's religious beliefs and interests in favor of soccer. Despite attending Hebrew school, Henry did not enjoy his religious education and felt that it lacked meaning. As he grew older, Henry became passionate about soccer and developed a strategic approach to the game. However, his dedication to the sport caused conflicts with his father, who banned him from playing for a period of time.