Abraham's Children: Race, Identity, and the DNA of the Chosen People
by Jon Entine
Explores the role of genetics in shaping Jewish identity and ancestry, examining how DNA research informs our understanding of history, race, and cultural belonging.
About This Book
Abraham's Children examines the intersection of genetics and cultural identity among Jewish populations.
The book investigates how DNA research contributes to understanding historical migrations and shared ancestry.
It discusses the implications of genetic findings for concepts of race and belonging.
Readers are presented with scientific perspectives on heritage and identity.
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