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perspicacity and religion
Nov. 5th, 2016 04:10 pm"On the other hand I really believe that there is something eternal about the message of Judaism that can't get lost in the wishes of the moment. The traditional understanding of service to God is so under attack. We want to be users of God. The real question is how to serve God."
Rabbi Allen
"Observance is not, then, an either/or matter, but a journey of faithfulness, a 'ladder of mitzvot' to be climbed, something one grows and strives toward. One can begin at a given level and gradually work toward greater faithfulness."
Nancy T. Ammerman
Rabbi Allen
"Observance is not, then, an either/or matter, but a journey of faithfulness, a 'ladder of mitzvot' to be climbed, something one grows and strives toward. One can begin at a given level and gradually work toward greater faithfulness."
Nancy T. Ammerman
