“What Jewish law wants is an ongoing conversation between man and G-d, and between man and man – but most of all, between man and himself. It’s not a command, exactly, but a conversation: an inner song, full of melody and refrain, sometimes heard only by what Rabbi Soloveitchik so movingly called the lonely man of faith.”

“What Jewish law wants is an ongoing conversation between man and G-d, and between man and man – but most of all, between man and himself. It’s not a command, exactly, but a conversation: an inner song, full of melody and refrain, sometimes heard only by what Rabbi Soloveitchik so movingly called the lonely man of faith.”

— Aviya Kushner