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You kind of weave in Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Tell me about that. How'd you do that?

Well, first of all, we co-wrote it. I carried the water for a lot of it from beginning to end, but somebody had to.

So I mean it was just... Yeah, you got to put it together.

Somebody's got to be capped in on the ship.

What I did was I worked so closely with Rabbi Shriver and then with Dr. Eunice.

And I would pose the same questions to them each about their perspective on the Moses story and on leadership.

And I would send the same email to both of them and then I would get their responses back.

And then I would incorporate that into the text. And so that was how we blended it together was they would offer their perspectives and then perhaps a particular scripture from either the Hebrew Bible or from the Quran.

And that's how we worked together. What was really interesting is how closely the Moses narrative in the Quran follows the story that most people are raised in, which is, you know, what Christians call the Old Testament, what Jews called the Hebrew Bible.

That's right.

And so they fall, they're very close. And so, but there's slight differences, which are always entertaining a little bit.

And so there were times though when I was putting everything together, this was about two years ago when I was really blending the text, that I couldn't remember who said what?

Because they, what they would say from a Muslim perspective and from a Judec perspective, we're so close that I had to go back and double check to see who I was quoting.

Well, I always remember Moses when I was a kid from watching Ben Hur in the 10 Commandments.

Right. Or yeah, Charlton Heston doing the things.

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