This chapter explores the deep historical and spiritual ties between Jerusalem and Athens, highlighting their influence on Western civilization. The discussion tackles the precedence of faith over reason, the complexities of human understanding, and the dynamics of scientific inquiry.
Peterson and Shapiro consider how geography and religion play a critical role in the conflict in the Middle East, the collective agreement in a transcendent authority, and how the ancient wisdom embodied in Jerusalem may be the missing link in forging a path for peace.