It is such disagreements that produce new insight. God's presence is found when Jews argue about the Torah. He pointed out that the Torah itself contains contradictions reflecting the different factions of Judaism that existed when it was written. But rather than choosing one view over another, the authors included all voices. He praised the Scripture's flexibility, which allows it to be interpreted to embrace subjects that were never anticipated at the time it was written.
Disagreements present new insight.
As a parallel example, Artson used Thomas Jefferson's writing of the clause in the U.S. Constitution providing that all men are created equal. Since Jefferson owned slaves, Artson asked rhetorically if that made the founding father a hypocrite. And although he disagrees with the approaches of other movements, he does not advocate opposing them. But it's no more valuable than ours. Artson emphasized that he wants to see all forms of Judaism thrive and do well.