………”Many people believe that human beings cannot enter into a personal relationship with G-d. According to that view, such relations exists between people, but with respect to G-d there is only obligation: He commands, and we must obey. That view is as destructive as it is prevalent. Those who think our connection to G-d is [...]
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Relationship With Hashem
Posted in Hashkafa, tagged good deeds, jewish view on prayer, jews and prayer, mitzvos, rav yitzchok kirzner, the purpose of mitzvos, why do mitzvos?, why we do mitzvos on December 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Bechira – Free Will, Means Making Choices
Posted in Hashkafa, tagged bechira, free will, rav yitzchok kirzner on December 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Only through concrete actions, do we form our character and realize our potential. Many of us fantasize for instance about being confronted with an overwhelming temptation and yet heroically resisting and remaining true to our principles. Such fantasies may, at least reflect our good intentions and for that there may be some reward. However, we [...]
