Robert Fuld

Tolerance Robert Fuld

ToleranceGeorge Doe and John Brown becamefamous on the same day. George ran into a collapsing building and saved thelives of three children. John Brown led an assassination conspiracy that killedeight religious leaders. With the two separate events, thealter egos began their journey toward their inevitable clash. George's journeytakes him to the American Southwest, where he organizes a march across America. A March for Tolerance. John Brown's method ofpreaching tolerance is through violence, other assassinations follow beforeBrown decides he now wants only one powerful weapon, a weapon of massdestruction. After much wrangling and negotiation he is promised one, when hearrives in Israel. George leads his march across thecountry, giving speeches and gathering followers. In New York, before two million people, George reveals thathe will be going, along with a thousand Tolerance Marchers, to Jerusalem. While John Brown steals into Israel, George boldly leads his march to Jerusalem. It is there that the two meet; and their fate, as well as the fate of the Holy City, is decided. Tolerance is a philosophicalnovel about the world in which we live, and how it should change in order tosurvive.